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| All About Tucker’s | |||
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| Contact Information | |||
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| The natural choice since 1953, the Tucker family has been bringing quality pecans to both home and business. Fifty-one years ago Monroe Tucker started Tucker Pecan as a small side business that only sold in-shell pecans. Over the years the business grew and was soon handed down to Cecil M. Tucker, Monroe’s son. In 1989 Tucker Pecan expanded to include a processing and shelling plant. The company now sold in-shell and unshelled pecans. 1992 saw Cecil’s wife, Florence D. Tucker, take over as owner and president of the company. In 1998 the company expanded again when a variety of gourmet candies was added to the product line. The year also saw another passing on. This time to Cecil’s son-in-law, David Little, as general manager and vice-president of the company. Little now continues on with the third generation of Tucker tradition and reputation by bringing the finest quality pecans from the heart of the pecan belt to your table. Like they say, “it takes a Tucker to recognize a great pecan!” |
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| Contact Information Our office and showroom are open year-round Monday through Friday 8:00 am – 3:30 pm CST. During the month of December these hours extend to 4:30 pm through the week and also include Saturday 8:00 am – 12:00 pm. * Request a brochure, place an order or just tell us how we’re doing! “Just send us your list, we’ll take care of the rest.” Tucker Pecan Company |
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| Driving Directions to our store: | |||
| From East: | |||
| I-85 South, Union Street exit (exit #1) toward Alabama State Capitol, turn slightly right onto S. Union Street. Turn left onto Madison Avenue, turn right onto N. McDonough Street. Go two blocks and we’re on the right. (across from Farmer’s Market Café) | |||
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| I-65 South, Clay Street exit (exit #170) toward downtown, turn slight left onto Dickerson Street, left on Herron Street (turns into Bibb Street). (Bibb becomes Madison Avenue), turn left onto N. McDonough Street, go two blocks and we’re on the right (across from Farmer’s Market Café) | |||