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Max and Adam Lowy could have joined their family’s 95-year-old, multimillion-dollar moving company in Neptune from the get-go. Instead, they both went into marketing. “Then we started noticing how much stuff was being disposed of during the moving process,” Max Lowy said. Especially food. “Even though we weren’t working at Lowy’s Moving Service, we asked our dad if we could ask customers to take their unopened pantry items to the local food bank, or what is now Fulfill,” he said. In a month’s time, they collected 300 pounds of food……
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