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Business
BF&M Insurance
Business
BF&M Insurance

One Montague Place
Nassau
Nassau / Paradise Island, Bahamas


Business
The Cabana Club
Business
The Cabana Club

Gladstone Road
Nassau
Nassau / Paradise Island, Bahamas


News Article
May 26, 2023
Woman Accused Of Abusing Bf's Daughter

NASSAU, BAHAMAS - A woman accused of abusing her boyfriend's 10-year-old daughter has been granted $3,000 bail.

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Event
BFS TENT SALE One Day Only!

Saturday 2nd December 2017  12:00 PM

Get amazing deals on meats, seafood, canned & dry goods, frozen foods and speciality items this Saturday from 12-2PM at the BFS Parking Lot.

SATURDAY 2 DECEMBER 2017
Bahamas Food Services premises on Gladstone Road, Nassau, Bahamas.


News Article
October 28, 2010
BFS 'affiliate' buys majority City Markets shareholding

By ALISON LOWE
Business Reporter

alowe@tribunemedia.net

A company that grocery industry sources last night said was affiliated with Bahamas Food Services and its principal, Ben Frisch, has signed a preliminary agreement to purchase the majority 78 per cent stake in City Markets held by the BSL Holdings investor group in a deal which, if it goes through, will shake-up the Bahamian retail and whol...

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News Article
December 20, 2012
BFS Sale Pumps 9M Into Treasury

The government will earn around $9 million in stamp tax from the sale of Bahamas Food Services (BFS) to U.S. wholesale giant Sysco, providing a much-needed injection of cash into the public treasury.

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News Article
December 19, 2012
Govt Approves BFS Sale To Sysco

The government has approved the sale of Bahamas Food Services (BFS) to one of the largest corporations in the United States. Sysco, with revenue over $39 billion in 2011, will acquire the country's largest food distributor for an unknown sum.

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News Article
November 02, 2012
Pritchard blasts BFS sale to Sysco

A leading wholesaler has come out against Sysco's bid to acquire Bahamas Food Services (BFS), saying he does not support the move "by any stretch of the imagination". Robert E. C. Pritchard, vice president of Asa H. Pritchard Limited, told Guardian Business that the takeover will end up "hurting a lot of people".

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