There are 58 million cigarette cartons sold per year at military commissaries and PXs around the world.

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Food trucks will soon be required to have health department approved commissaries to prepare and store product.

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Sales to military commissaries in the U.S. and at bases around the world were down 1.8% last year.

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They include Pepsico, which provides soft drinks to military commissaries, and Proctor and Gamble, which provides diapers to military stores.

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The price at Post Exchanges (PXs) will remain the same for the most part, because those tobacco products are not subsidized to the same extent as military commissaries.

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Despite its diminutive market cap, Nash Finch happens to be the second-largest publicly traded wholesale food distributor in the U.S. and one of the largest distributors of grocery products to U.S. military commissaries and exchanges.

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