Great Kitchens company is one of North America's largest private-label manufacturers and distributors of frozen deli pizzas and appetizers. Its pizzas are prepared fresh and then frozen for sale to major US grocery retailers, who resell the products under their own brands usually in their deli or prepared foods sections. Customers include grocery chains, club stores, and foodservice distributors, such as Wal-Mart, Target, and Trader Joe's. Meatballs, mini quesadillas, potato skins, and stuffed jalapeno peppers round out its menu offerings. The Swiss baked goods supplier ARYZTA AG acquired Great Kitchens from former owner Arbor Investments in 2010.

Italgrani U.S.A. puts the flour in the fusilli, the pasta on your plate. Italgrani U.S.A. company purchases grain directly from US farmers in the Midwest, as well as through the Grain Exchange in Minneapolis and turns it into durum and semolina flour. Its distributes its products to pasta manufacturers throughout the US. Headquartered in St. Louis, Italgrani operates grain elevators in North Dakota, wheat mills in St. Louis and the Boston area, and a trading operation in Minneapolis (subsidiary Mayco Export). Italgrani U.S.A. is a subsidiary of bankrupt Italian grain producer, Italgrani S.p.A.

The Adani Group, despite a humble beginning in 1988, is one of the fastest growing professionally owned enterprises in India and in the global arena. The flagship company, Adani Enterprises Ltd. (formerly known as Adani Exports Ltd.), was established by Mr. Gautam S Adani in 1988 as a partnership firm with a seed capital of Rs. 5 lacs. An entrepreneurial vision coupled with lofty ambitions and hard work set the pace for the growth of the company. Adherence to world-class quality standards and a customer centric approach has helped the Adani Group touch revenues of INR 262 billion (as on March 31, 2009.). The journey from a being a India’s most trusted trading house to a diversified conglomerate is fast, yet memorable. Today, the Adani business portfolio is a diverse, yet profitable assortment of Edible Oil, Logistics, Power Generation, Coal, Oil and Gas Exploration, Gas distribution, Real Estate, Ports, Special Economic Zones and IT enabled services. Its growth has been organic leading to a synergy among its business units, making them more productive and competitive together.

Organic To Go Food Corporation prepares and serves classic American cuisine. Product The company provides an alternative to typical fast food options, lunch box deliveries and casual catering. It serves a range of organic, natural and wholesome meals, which include everything from ham and cheese sandwiches to deli-style roast beef sandwiches and veggie packed salads. The company offers packaged and private label food products from key vendors prepared using its specifications, and delivers them directly to its Retail Cafe and Delivery/Casual Catering Services customers. Business Channels The company offers its food products through three primary business channels or units: Retail Cafes; Delivery/Casual Catering Services; and Wholesale. Its target customers are white collar office workers, as well as students and employees of colleges and universities. Retail Cafes: As of December 31, 2007, the company maintained 26 Retail Cafes in the Seattle, Washington, Los Angeles, California, and San Diego, California vicinities. It operates Retail Cafes in multi-tenant buildings and on college campuses. Delivery/Casual Catering Services: The company also distributes its products through delivery and catering services.

John Nagle Co., a full-line wholesaler of fresh and frozen seafood, was founded in 1887 by John J. Nagle. Since then, four generations of the Nagle family have upheld their strong commitment to family traditions and values within the seafood industry. The founder’s great-grandson, Charles Nagle, is the company’s current president.

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.

Allens produces a full line of canned and frozen vegetables and beans (including the Popster's absolute fave -- spinach). The Arkansas-based company's brands include Allens, Butterfield, Popeye, Royal Prince, Sunshine, and Trappey's, along with Freshlike and Veg�All. Its customers include US companies in the retail food, foodservice, and food-manufacturing sectors. Founded in 1926, Allens remains a family-owned and -operated business and is the largest privately owned vegetable company in the US.

Sanimax is North America’s leading BioReturn™ company. From our 15 locations in Canada, the U.S, and Mexico, we serve customers across the continent and around the globe.BioReturn™ is in our blood. It’s something we’ve been doing since 1881, when the Green Bay Soap Company first set up shop, transforming unwanted tallow into an essential household product.The Sanimax brand itself was born in 2005, thanks to the merger of three major industry players. By bringing together the regional expertise of Quebec-based Sanimal, the Wisconsin-based Anamax Group, and Ontario-based bi-pro marketing limited, we established an enterprise that is truly borderless.

AnaCon Foods Company manufactures an extensive line of high quality flavor particulate products used by food processors as extenders or replacements for natural fruit and nut pieces and for sweet flavor bits.AnaCon's "Bits-O-Flavor" fruit-like and sweet ingredient bits and "Wheat Germ Nuts" nut analogs impart the appearance, taste, texture, color and aroma of their natural counterparts to a wide array of processed foods at competitive prices. Fruit flavored and sweet Bits-O-Flavor show superior performance in such diverse applications as bagels, frozen waffles and pancakes, cereals, quick bread/muffin mixes, refrigerated dough products, ice cream products, cookies and candies. Product offerings include fruit flavored bits with real fruit, with all natural or artificial flavor; bits with natural color, artificial color, color that "bleeds " into the surrounding product or color that remains confined to the flavor bit; textures designed to hold shape in the finished product and textures that diminish during processing.

PEZ Candy wants its treats heads above the rest. The US division makes tiny brick-shaped candies and imports the zany dispensers for them that are popular with kids and adult collectors. PEZ makes its colorful candies in the US; its dispensers, which feature a figurehead, are made in Hungary and China. PEZ's products are available through US retailers, including Wal-Martand Target, and in more than 60 other countries worldwide. The firm's product has spawned a number of lively Web sites, avid collectors' clubs, and brisk dispenser sales on eBay. PEZ originated in Austria in 1927 as a small peppermint candy and arrived in the US in the 1950s; the parent company, PEZ International, is still located in Austria.

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