At House of Raeford Farms, a turkey can become a meatloaf, a pot roast, or a ham; a chicken can be transformed into fajitas, lunch meat, or a breaded dog-on-a-stick. The vertically-integrated North Carolina poultry processor supplies fresh, frozen, and value-added chicken and turkey products to retail food, in-store deli, and foodservice operators. It offers whole, cut-up, ground, boneless and bone-in meat, ready-to-heat entrees, as well as poultry sausage and smoked and breaded poultry products. Its brands include House of Raeford and Lakewood Plantation and are available throughout the US. Raeford has eight facilitates located in eight facilities in North and South Carolina, Georgia, Louisiana, and Michigan.

Stanley Orchard Sales is now a major wholesale distributor of apples and pears. Founded by husband-and-wife team Morris and Sadie Cohn, who purchased a farm in Hudson Valley back in 1931, and run by the third-generation of the family (president and CEO Ronald Cohn is Morris and Sadie's grandson), the firm owns approximately 1,000 acres of orchards in New York State. Stanley Orchard sells more than 1 million bushels of apples every year and imports South American apples and pears, as well as other fruit.

Redbridge Holdings is among the largest suppliers of fresh produce and cut flowers to UK high-street retail food outlets, supermarkets, caterers, and wholesalers. It operates through three divisions: Worldfresh (procurement), Redbridge Produce and Flowers (wholesale), and Redbridge Fresh Services (foodservice and smaller chain store sales). Along with bulk produce, the company supplies prepared fruits, vegetables, and salads as well as herbs and floral plants. Redbridge company was acquired by Total Produce, a fresh produce business spun off from Fyffes, in 2006.

Making, selling, and drinking wine is a family tradition for Raymond Vineyards. Raymond Vineyard & Cellar produces various styles of wines, such as Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot; brandy; and other spirits from its family-owned Napa Valley vineyards. Wines, which are available through the company's Web site, are sold under the Napa Valley Reserve, Raymond Limited Edition, Raymond Estates, and Amberhill labels. Limited Edition wines are produced in low volumes and have their own subcategories based on specific requirements. Raymond Vineyard's products range in price from budget ($8 a bottle) to the pricey ($80 a bottle)

Genus is a world leader in applying science to animal breeding.Genus creates advances to animal breeding through biotechnology and sells added value products for livestock farming and food producers. Its non-genetically modified organism technology is applicable across all livestock species but is only commercialised by Genus in the bovine and porcine farming sectors.Genus’ worldwide sales are made under the trade marks “ABS” (dairy and beef cattle) and “PIC” (pigs) and comprise semen and breeding animals with superior genetics to those animals currently in production. Genus’ current products and services enable producers and farmers to enhance milk and meat quality and improve efficiency through the application of natural genetic selection. Customers’ animals produce offspring with greater production efficiency, milk and meat output and quality and use these to supply the global dairy and meat supply chain of farmers, breeders, processors, distributors, retailers and consumers.The Group’s competitive edge has been created from the ownership and control of proprietary lines of breeding animals, the biotechnology used to improve them and its global production and distribution network.

Faribault Foods produces canned beans, chicken, chili, pasta, baked beans, soups, stews, and vegetables (including corn, peas, and green beans), as well as aseptic juice pouches and organic food items. Faribault Foods company takes orders for its products via phone, fax, or the Internet and ships it by the truckload from nationwide distribution and logistics centers. Its brands include Butter Kernel, Chiliman, Sun-Vista, Pasta Select, and. Faribault also offers private-label, co-packing, and product-development services. Faribault Foods acquired S&W Fine Foods from Del Monte in 2006 and added S&W-branded canned beans and pasta it its offerings.

Molinos Rio de la Plata S.A. was founded in 1902. Molinos Rio de la Plata S.A. engages in the manufacture, marketing, and distribution of various food products in South America. It offers oils, flours, premixes, margarines, home-baked products, jellies, semolina, frankfurters, cold cuts/ham, mate tea, rice, and breadcrumbs and breading mixtures. Molinos company also provides chicken turnovers, vegetables and fish, breaded textured-soybean scallops, hamburgers, dry pasta, fresh pasta, frozen pasta, pizza bases and ready-made pizza, and pastry discs. Molinos Rio de la exports its products primarily to Angola, South Africa, Chile, Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, Venezuela, and the Caribbean. Molinos comoany also provides Gastronomy Services to restaurants, gastronomic distributors, fast food chains, street market, caterers, vending machines, and convenience stores. In addition, Molinos, through strategic partnerships with Bonafide and Molfino, offers groceries, frozen products, infusions and sweeteners, dairies, cold cuts, frankfurters and hamburgers, juices.

Leading Edge Brands is a soft drink marketer and manufacturer offering consumer products in the Caribbean, Mexico, the South Pacific, and the US. It owns the Frostie root beer brand, which dates back to 1936. The company also sells bottled water under the Heaven's Rain label. The company was founded in 1997 after acquiring the Kist and Flavette brand names from Monarch Beverage. That was followed by the purchase from Monarch of the Frostie label in 2000.

Foodonics International, Inc distributes the fruits of their labor (some 20 million dozen eggs a year) to its customers in the retail food and foodservice sectors. Foodonics sells brown or white cage-free and organic eggs. Available as private-label or under the company's Humpty-Dumpty brand name, its eggs are sold in the southeastern US, as well as overseas in Africa, Europe, Japan, and South America. Foodonics also offers reduced-cholesterol eggs under the Eggland's Best brand. The company has operations in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, and Puerto Rico. The company was founded in 1948 by Eddie Klempf, father of current president, Jacques Klempf.

Instant noodles for an instant world. That's how New Dragon Asia Corp. sees it. Formerly a grain and oil processor, the company now provides instant noodles (Long Feng brand) to the growing market of the on-the-go Chinese middle-classes. Although the company produces more than a billion packages of instant noodles each year, the product line accounts for only about one-fourth of New Dragon's sales. The bulk of its sales (55%) comes from wheat flour, with the rest coming from soybean powders. New Dragon Asia operates eight manufacturing plants, which together have the capacity to produce some 110,000 tons of wheat flour, approximately 1.1 billion packets of instant noodles, and 4,500 tons of soybean powder.

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