Unilever products are sold in more than 170 countries throughout Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, North America, and Western Europe. The company's offerings span several categories, including savory, dressings, and spreads; ice cream and beverages; personal care; and home care. Unilever's vast portfolio includes 11 brands that ring up more than $1 billion each annually. The best sellers include Hellmann's (mayonnaise), Knorr (soups), Lipton (tea), Dove and Lux (soaps), and Sure and Degree (antiperspirants). Unilever is the operating arm of Netherlands-based Unilever N.V. and UK-based Unilever PLC.

Beer Nuts company's nut varieties (including original, spicy & hot, bar mix, glazed peanuts, chocolate-covered nuts, almonds, cashews, macadamias, and pecans) do not contain any alcohol. The family-operated company started out as a small confectionery shop in Bloomington, Illinois, in the late 1930s. As their "redskin" nuts (called so because they were made with skins intact) gained popularity, the father-son team of Edward and Arlo Shirk began selling them to local liquor stores and bars. Beer Nuts' snack offerings are now sold in retail food and convenience outlets throughout the US as well as overseas.

The Icelandic Glacial brand is owned and operated by Icelandic Water Holdings ehf. based in Hlidarendi, Ölfus, Iceland. The company was established in April, 2004 by a group of private investors and with an experienced management team, they have developed a world-class, NSF-certified bottling plant and a super premium category, multi award-winning product under the Icelandic Glacial brand. The company has been exporting Icelandic Glacial water to appreciative and discerning customers around the world since 2005. Icelandic Water Holdings ehf. control the exclusive commercial bottling rights to one of the world’s largest natural springs – the Ölfus Spring in Iceland.

Every company has its own culture. At Storck, the interaction between the convictions and principles which the company embodies is something very special. They are indicative of the company’s relationships with consumers, its staff, its business partners, and its suppliers. As one of the world's largest confectioners August Storck manufactures and distributes about 20 different confections worldwide, including the chocolate-caramel Riesen and caramel Werther's Original candies (its most successful brand). Other popular Storck brands include Mamba fruit chews, Milkfuls caramels, and merci gift chocolates. August Storck KG was founded in 1903 by August Storck and is owned by Storck descendent and company president Axel Oberwelland.

Since 1840, generations of agricultural pioneers have committed themselves to a labor of love in preserving an historic piece of property in Sonoma County’s Russian River Valley. In 1975, a 250-acre parcel known as Sweet Water Springs Ranch was turned over to eager viticulturalists and the award-winning Hop Kiln Winery was born.Hop Kiln Winery is geographically blessed, located on Healdsburg’s Westside Road amongst the Russian River’s finest producers. This land has seen many proud owners in its 100 + year history. In 2004, this renowned property was purchased by Westside Grapes. And with that switch, tradition returned to the soil with the sole purpose of upscaling and excellence, realizing the full potential of incredible real estate, yet remaining committed to preserving the property’s colorful past.

Sudzucker knows you can't get blood from a turnip, but it definitely knows you can get zucker (sugar) from a beet. Producing some 5 million tons of sugar a year, the company is one of the world's largest sugar producers. Sudzucker and its partially owned affiliate, AGRANA, and subsidiaries, Raffinerie Tirlemontoise and Saint Louis Sucre, make frozen entrees and pizzas; bakery additives such as fruit concentrates, starch products, and sugar substitutes; food-portion-control containers; and bioethanol. Southern German beet farmers control Sudzucker's largest shareholder, Suddeutsche Zuckerruben-Verwertungsgenossenschaft ("SZVG"), which holds more than 55% of company shares.

Access Organics, Inc. is a sales and marketing agent for certified organic produce farmers, primarily located in Montana. It specializes in peppers, onions, winter and summer squash, spinach, greens, tomatoes, and berries. The company's products are available to food wholesalers, distributors, and retailers throughout the US and Canada. Access Organics is owned by president Bonnie Campbell Poux.

As a leading US egg producer, the company relies, instead, on the millions of hens it employs. In addition to the fresh chicken eggs it distributes to grocers throughout the US, the company manufactures dried egg products, such as egg white protein, for animal feed and nutritional supplements for athletes and bodybuilders. Rose Acre also offers eggs from free-roaming, cage-free hens, who hunt and peck their nutritional way through all-natural, hormone-free feed. The company operates its own fleet of delivery trucks.

he Gaviña family has been in the coffee business for over 130 years as growers, importers, and roasters of gourmet coffee. The most important word in this statement is family. A strong sense of family is at the heart of F. Gaviña & Sons, Inc., more commonly known as Gaviña. The Company, one of the largest and most successful coffee businesses in the western United States, is led by a team of four siblings: three brothers, Jose, Pedro and Paco, and one sister, Leonor Gaviña-Valls. We have been US specialty coffee roasters since 1967 and we are the largest privately held minority coffee roaster nationwide, producing more than 30 million pounds of roasted coffee a year. The installation of our new state-of-the-art roasting and packing facility is almost complete, with a capacity of 60 million pounds and expandable to 100 million pounds. Our leading specialty retail brands.

Cherry Central Cooperative, Inc. was formed in 1973. Cherry Central Cooperative is a fruit marketing co-operative comprised of more than a dozen member cooperatives representing hundreds of growers in Michigan, New York, Utah, Washington, and Wisconsin. It processes cherries, cranberries, apples and other fruit products, including the Indian Summer and Wilderness brands of apple and cherry juices and ciders. Its Oceana Foods unit makes dried fruit sold under the Traverse Bay label, while its Dunkley International subsidiary makes fruit-processing equipment. Cherry Central's products are sold to retail, foodservice, and ingredient customers.

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