Mike: "The product itself is top-notch, but obviously, the cause that we have behind it is even greater. So I've seen what a lot of guys and gals have gone throughout a career, and we just thought it was just right to give back." We wanted the business, inside the business itself of giving back. When we got together, we started talking about putting the products together. That's really why we started the company.
Without donations, we almost keep them running all year long."Ĭhris: "We had a couple of guys who would come to us, and they really liked it and they started using it in competitions." Mike: "So every time we sell a bottle, we keep (Safe Call Now's) phone lines open for three minutes. So if we sell a pallet to a grocery chain, we have given away $1,200 in donations." They recently talked with business writer Will Buss about being in the barbecue business:Ĭhris: "Every bottle that goes out the door, we automatically donate 50 cents to one of three charities that are actually spaced across the country. They sell five different rubs and each are MSG- and gluten-free. since rolling out their first bottles of spice rub in November 2012. Maryville residents Mike Radosevich and Chris Bohnemeier have grown Code 3 Spices Inc.
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