Molson Coors Brewing Company (UK) Limited attends to the thirsts of UK drinkers. The brewer owns the widely recognized Carling beer brands as well as the Silver Bullet (Coors Light). Other products distributed by the company include Caffrey's, Dos Equis, Grolsch, Kasteel Cru, Palm Speciale, Sol, White Shield, Worthington, and Zatec. Molson Coors (UK) operates breweries in Alton, Burton-on-Trent, and Tadcaster. It was formed in 2002 when the brewery operations of the former Adolph Coors Company (now known as the Molson Coors Brewing Company) purchased what was once known as Bass Brewers. In 2005 the company added FEMSA Cerveza's Sol and Dos Equis brands to its portfolio.

For 55 years, Rudolph Foods’ commitment to excellence has been passed from generation to generation, just like their love for flavorful, traditional pork rinds snacks. In 1955, John Rudolph learned of an untapped market for pork rinds and the Ohio entrepreneur quickly launched his own company producing pork rinds from smoked bacon rinds. Two years later the company would face its first big challenge, the meat industry no longer smoked the rind on the bacon. Under pressure to save their fledgling business, John’s wife, Mary, put her home economics background to work and invented a revolutionary process the company still uses today.With Mary’s surefire recipe and John’s leadership, Rudolph Foods became a snack industry success story. Since then, John and his sons have continued to dramatically expand their business and the family tradition. Today, the company has six facilities in the United States and three International ventures. With over 350 employees, Rudolph Foods has launched into new areas of the snack food industry while maintaining its presence as the nation’s leading producer of pork rinds and cracklin snacks.

General Mills gets its Kix trying to grab the spotlight as the US's #1 breakfast cereal maker (wrangling for the top spot every year with uber-rival Kellogg). But #1 or not, the company has supermarket-aisles-full of kid-friendly products. Its Big G Cereals include the well-known brands Cheerios, Chex, and Wheaties. Its products are manufactured in 15 countries and available in more than 100. General Mills operates 70 production facilities (down from 79 in 2008, the closures were a cost-controlling measure) -- 44 in the US, 11 in the Asia Pacific region, three in Canada, seven in Europe, four in Latin America and Mexico, and one in South Africa.

Gruma Corporation has it all wrapped up. With operations in the US and Europe, the company manufactures and distributes more than 20 varieties of corn flour, corn tortillas, and related products, such as tortilla chips. Gruma's brand name offerings include Mission and Guerrero tortillas and Maseca corn flour. The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Mexican food company Gruma, S.A.B. de C.V. and accounts for the majority of its parent's revenue. It produces about 1.3 million tons of corn flour and tortillas every year, and its products are available in some 30,000 US stores. In 2008, Gruma Corporation saw sales dip slightly for the first time in years.

GreenLine Foods company grows, processes, and distributes fresh green beans, which are packaged in microwaveable bags (for sale in grocery stores and other food retailing establishments) and in larger quantities for wholesalers, foodservice companies, and restaurants. In addition to its green bean products, GreenLine sells packaged carrots, wax beans, snow peas, and green and wax bean mixtures. GreenLine, which growns a majority of its own bean crops, processes and distributes its beans from six facilities located in Ohio, South Carolina, Nevada, Florida, New York, and Pennsylvania.

Prairie Thyme wants to show its customers' taste buds a good time. Prairie Thyme company produces a variety of unusually flavored fruit salsas, vegetable chutneys, and flavored cooking oils. Its gourmet sauces include Roasted Tomato Chutney, Raspberry Jalapeño Ambrosia, Blackberry Jalapeño, Peach Habañero, and Chocolate Habañero Fudge Sauce. Prairie Thyme company boasts some 1,200 retail customers, operates a shipping facility in Durango, Colorado, and works with two co-packing partners. Located in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Prairie Thyme is owned by president and founder Gary Hall.

Hillside Candy is our company’s corporate umbrella name for three brands of candy. The brands are Golightly Sugar Free Candy, in business since 1980 (though the business started many years earlier), Hillside Sweets, a line of sugar-based hard candy, and GoNaturally, a line of USDA certified organic candy. These 3 Made-in-America lines are sold in drug store chains, mass merchandisers, grocery chains, supermarkets, gourmet stores, rebaggers, gift basket companies and other businesses. Each of Hillside’s lines offers quality, consistency and delicious taste. Moses Rubinstein founded Moru Industries Company. Unlike its competitors, the company did not mass-produce candy; it cooked only one product (a simple honey drop candy) individually wrapped. After many years in business, Moses turned the company over to his nephew Mike Fisher, a candy chemist by trade. Mike continued the business, but by 1980, became fed up.

Makers of acclaimed national brands- Ne-Mo’s baked treats with their famous homemade goodness, and Cutie Pie, America’s favorite real-fruit snack pie. Horizon Food Group is also a strategic private label baker for many of the most recognizable hotel chains, restaurant chains, specialty grocery chains and weight management companies.Headquartered in beautiful San Diego, California, Horizon Food Group has three manufacturing plants, located in Southern California and Utah. Horizon Food Group distributes products nationally to grocery chains, mass retailers, convenience stores, foodservice outlets, club stores and schools. Explore our brands, and find out how our private label capabilities can grow your business.

Though its first product was sandwich steak, Murry's hit the road to success with its frozen French-toast sticks. The company now offers more than 150 frozen prepared beef, chicken, and pork products, along with its "we've achieved the American dream" French Toast sticks. Its products can be found in more than 10,000 grocery stores throughout the US; Murry's also offers private-label services and sells to restaurants, institutions, and other foodservice businesses. In addition, the firm operates some 30 Murry's supermarkets in Washington DC, Maryland, Virginia, and Philadelphia. The company, founded in 1948, is owned and operated by the third generation of the founding Mendelson family.

Ting, Ltd. was founded by John "The Wizard" Troy in 1990. Doing business as The Wizard's Cauldron, Ting company is a leading producer of organic condiments, dressings, sauces, and marinades. It makes private-label products for strategic partners, which have included Whole Foods, Albert's Organics, Central Market, Spectrum, Earth Fare, and Lund Food Holdings. The Wizard's Cauldron also provides research and product development services.

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