Names commodity research director
LANCASTER - Dean Witter
Reynolds’ National Commodity
Division proudly announces that
Robert C Lindon has joined the
firm as Director of Commodity
Research.
Linden’s background includes a
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y u . nmn other positions, he performed his
He tomes to Dean Witter . * .
Reynolds from The Planning °™ market analysis His analysis
„ 3 ~ D „_. _ . JJ of commodity trends incorporated
Economics Group, a Boston-based pnce fluctu ' tlons ln the gram.
cons ting ir , , ® livestock, and metals markets
Economics, he helped develop a analytical expertise
technical trading system and lements h \ s broad % ased
commodity fund portfolio wtuch fund £ mental background) and he
agricSire hedge programs maintains rapport with analysts m
On 2 S heTeHe best “"f* “f fT™'
application of his expertise is in 5 management 'allowed
medium-to long-range forecasting ™anciai management auowea
and trading” strategies He 'T ‘ <*
developed a doraputerized £ S a masSS
seasonality evalMm program degr J m agrlcultura , economlcs
for price forerastmg, while in a [romSouthernl u lnols University.
jSff „?Ss thaTwas rSd **** *”B3 >«
£or°use wESe„d“ .la3"s'™B’ 1 a 3 " 5 '™ 8 ’ X*
hedging applications As senior & r ’ ot £ SS
commodity buyer fo,: General avis,“”
Foods s cash grain and nulling . . „ ,
products, his
C U ?f d cash purchasing strategies growth ln Commodity
and futures hedging activity Research Snder his direction ”
!" this capacity as well as in
Philly produce firm
has license suspended
PHILADELPHIA - Twin States
Marketing Co , Inc , Philadelphia,
had its produce trading license
suspended effective December 8,
1980, after the firm failed to make
records relating to its interstate
purchase of fruits and vegetables
available to the U.S Department
of Agriculture
Under PACA, all interstate
traders in fresh frozen fruits and
vegetables must be licensed by
USDA’s Agricultural Marketing
Service USDA is authorized to
suspend or revoke a trader’s
license for violating the act
Charles Brader, marketing
official with AMS, said the firm
was sent written notice by USDA to
produce its records after
numerous shippers had filed
(jncaster Farming, Saturday, February 7,1981—C39
complaints alleging violations ot
the Act. The firm failed to produce
its records within the specified
time and thereafter was notified
that its license was ad
ministratively suspended
Twin States license will
remain under suspension until the
firm allows USDA to examine its
records. The firm may not conduct
business subject to the act while its
license is under suspension.
The firm’s officers and major
stockholders-David Kaufman and
Phyllis Kaufman-may not be
employed by or affiliated with any
PACA licensee during the
suspension period
Weaver names
sales manager
NEW HOLLAND - Glen Van-
DerSchaaf has been appointed
district sales manager food service
products of Victor F Weaver, Inc ,
New Holland
VanDerSchaaf joins Weaver
after eight years of sales and
marketing experience with Pierce
Food Corp He is a graduate of
Gustavus Adolphus College,
Minnesota, where he received a
B.A degree in business ad
ministration and a Master’s
degree in economics from the
University of Nebraska.
As district sales manager,
VanDerSchaaf will be responsible
for directing Weaver Food Service
brokers and activities in the
eastern United States market
area.
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