Prefer Zingerman's or Stonewall Kitchen to H&D (think their quality isn't what it used to be).

Something kid friendly and non-allergic, like Edible Arrangements

Anonymous wrote:Cheryl's cookies - you can get a tin with the company logo on it.

+1 I love Cheryl's cookies!

-- Omaha Steaks
-- Popcorn Factory
_ Harry + David
_ Jackson + Perkins
- Mrs. Fields
-Godiva
- Ghiradelli Chocolates

Cheryl's cookies - you can get a tin with the company logo on it.

Anonymous wrote:My aunt got these as a corporate gift years ago and I liked them so much that I found them and ordered them for myself:

http://www.hadleytable.com/collections/

They come very nicely boxed.

I would like these! But hard to match tastes and colors.

Fruit sounds great! Fresh or dried.

Zingerman's bread and olive oil

Meduri world delights dried fruit. Expensive for fruit, but in your range, and so good.

Anonymous wrote:I prefer wine in my gift basket

You have to be very careful with this. I sent a gift to a client recently and was going to do wine and then asked around and it turns out he doesn't drink (and I think for alcohol issues, not preference). So only do this if you know the person drinks.

I prefer wine in my gift basket

I love when dh brings home Harry and David pears.

My aunt got these as a corporate gift years ago and I liked them so much that I found them and ordered them for myself:

http://www.hadleytable.com/collections/

They come very nicely boxed.

I love Chukar's cherries. You could read their Yelp reviews, where people discuss their favorites.

https://www.chukar.com/corporate

I have to order a number of gifts each year for people outside of my organization and am getting bored with doing the same things every time. What are some corporate gifts you've seen or received that you appreciated? My current go-to are gift baskets, usually from Harry and David. I usually spend between $40-$75 on each gift-they are not for government officials so no need to worry about gifting rules.