Located in Lubbock, Texas, Llano Estacado Winery is one of the largest wineries in the state, it has the capacity to produce 120,000 cases of white, red, and dessert wines a year. Founded in 1976, the winery sits on the high plains of west Texas. It owns two vineyards -- Home Estate (three acres) and Mont Sec (100 acres). It also buys grapes from other high-plains growers with which it is associated. VP Greg Bruni, who has been the company's winemaker since 1993, operates an experimental vineyard at Llano Estacado aimed at increasing the quality of the vineyards' grapes. Bruni shares the results of his experiments with the winery's associated growers. Llano Estacado wines have been served at the White House.

Frito-Lay North America company makes some of the best-known and top-selling savory snacks around, including Cheetos, Doritos, Lay's, Ruffles, and Tostitos. On the sweet side, Frito-Lay also makes Grandma's cookies, Funyuns onion-flavored rings, Cracker Jack candy-coated popcorn, and Smartfood popcorn. It also offers Funyuns onion-flavored rings, Smartfood popcorn, and a line of chips made with the fat substitute, Olestra under the Light brand name. Owned by PepsiCo, Frito-Lay North America (i.e., the US and Canada) accounts for about one-third of the soda maker's sales. Frito-Lay's Mexican sales are reported within Pepsi's Latin America Foods segment.

South Dakota Wheat Growers (SDWG) began as a state wheat pool in 1923. We have since grown into one of the most successful cooperatives in the United States. We’ve made sure this growth has not come at the expense of service or by discarding the core values established by our ‘founding farmers.’ South Dakota Wheat Growers (SDWG) is a grain and agronomy cooperative in the heart of the James River Valley of South and North Dakota. Owned by the customers it serves, Wheat Growers exists to provide value for customer owners from Interstate 90 to Interstate 94 and the Missouri River to Interstate 29.

Erath Vineyards Winery operates vineyards and a winery in Oregon's Willamette Valley. Erath's specialty is Pinot Noir, but it also produces Pinot Gris and Pinot Blanc varietals. Erath farms 118 acres of land, purchases grapes from an additional 130 acres in Oregon, and produces approximately 65,000 cases of wine per year. Wines are sold under the Erath label and are available online and at the winery, where tastings take place daily. Dick Erath founded Erath Vineyards in 1967, which was among the first vineyards in the state of Oregon.

King Cotton is alive and well in Memphis. Homegrown Dunavant Enterprises is one of the largest cotton traders in the world, handling more than 6 million bales of cotton per year. The company, which grew by selling aggressively to China and the Soviet Union, maintains cotton-buying offices in Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, Latin America, and the southern US. Dunavant also maintains cotton ginning operations, which have a capacity of handling 700,000 bales (or more than 150,000 metric tons) of cotton every year. Dunavant Enterprises is owned by the Dunavant family and company employees.

Swiss Valley Farms operates a dairy cooperative. The co-op, representing more than 1,000 member/farmers in the upper Midwest, offers milk, cheese, butter, yogurt, dips, and soft-serve and shake mixes. It also sells orange juice, lemonade, fruit drinks and bottled water. Swiss Valley's customers include retail food outlets and school lunch programs and other foodservice providers. The co-op operates manufacturing and packaging plants in Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota.

Annie’s, Inc., based in Napa, CA, offers delicious foods made with the highest-quality natural and organic ingredients. The family of well-loved Annie’s, Inc. brands includes: Annie’s Homegrown, pasta meals, snacks and cereal; and Annie’s Naturals, unique salad dressings and condiments. The company has a long tradition of social and corporate responsibility, and believes in the importance of sustainable farming practices that respect the earth and its inhabitants. Each year, Annie’s gives $50,000 in scholarship funds to support the next generation of organic farmers.

Absolutely no nibbling goes on at this place. They keep the rabbits under control at Peter Rabbit Farms in order to deliver an abundant and year-round supply of fresh fruits and vegetables to the customer. Peter Rabbit Farms is company a fruit and vegetable grower, packer, and supplier headquartered in Coachella, California. The company's major crop, if you haven't already guessed, is carrots (it offers about 10 different varieties, including those irresistible fresh-peeled baby carrots), although it also raises green, red, and yellow sweet bell peppers, squash, green beans, eggplant, seedless table grapes, sweet corn, green onions, leaf and romaine lettuce, and other produce.

First Pacific Company Limited engages in the research and development, seed breeding, oil palm cultivation, and milling, as well as production, marketing, and selling of cooking oil, margarine, and fats. First Pacific also engages in cultivation of sugar cane, rubber, and other crops. First Pacific company conducts its business activities, in the field of wholesale trading in general, including import and export, establishing and performing businesses in various fields of industries/factory, land freight forwarding/transportation for both passenger and cargo transport, warehousing and packaging, agriculture, animal husbandry, fishery, and forestry, including the related processing. First Pacific company's other activities of include oil palm plantations, processing of fresh fruit bunches (FFB) into palm oil (extraction) and palm kernel, production of edible oils and fats (including cooking oil and coconut oil), as well as their derivative products, and wholesale trading and importation. The Business activities of the company are divided into three segments: Plantation segment, Cooking Oil and Fats segment, and Commodity segment. Plantation Segment The Plantation segment manages the oil palm plantations.

With a combined food heritage of more than 150 years, Fruitfield Foods was purchased from Nestlé in 2002 and Irish Biscuits was purchased from Groupe Danone in 2004 to create the Jacob Fruitfield Food Group in August 2004.Today the Jacob Fruitfield Food Group is responsible for some of Ireland’s most loved and cherished food brands, many of which are industry leaders. We are committed to progressing these brands for generations to come.We continue to build upon the success of our brands in the Irish market by extending our presence in overseas markets. We are already one of Ireland’s leading food exporters, with products sold in over 45 countries worldwide. Our primary overseas markets are in the UK, Europe and the United States but we are actively expanding our presence in Asia, South America, Australia and India.

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