Indalco Food Corp. company manufactures a milk and caramel spread called dulce de leche (literally "milk candy") that is a familiar product in Central and South America. Indalco has brought this traditional food product to the US. The spread can be used in a variety of ways, such as a dessert topping or filling, or in baked goods such as cheesecake. Indalco Food company's customers include bakeries, donut shops (Dunkin' Donuts), restaurants (McDonald's), ice cream makers (Heagen-Dazs), and confectioners (Mars), as well as retail food stores. Indalco's dulce de leche is sold under the Del Campo label.

Sodiaal is France's largest dairy cooperative. It produces fluid milk, cheese, and industrial dairy products, and licenses and distributes the #1 worldwide yogurt brand, Yoplait, in Europe. (Yoplait is jointly owned by Sodiaal and PAI Partners, each of which owns 50% of it.) Sodiaal's key subsidiary, Candia, produces such brands as GrandLait and Babylait (milk), Biolait (organic milk), Viva (milk made with proteins and magnesium), Silhouette (skim milk), and Babette (cream). Sodiaal's Fromageries Riches Monts operation manufactures soft cheeses, including such brands as Riches Monts, Le Rustique, and Coeur de Lion. The company is in merger talks with another French dairy, Entremont.

Battle Creek Farmers Coop N/S, is a locally owned farm supply and marketing cooperative. It was established in Battle Creek, Nebraska as a Creamery in 1929. Today the company is controlled by approximately 900 agricultural producers throughout a 10 county area in Northeast Nebraska. A base of approximately 5200 customers indicates a strong presence in the area.Facilities include two sites in Battle Creek, Pierce, Plainview, Bloomfield, Osmond, Ewing, Neligh, Oakdale, Orchard, Newman Grove, and Madison. There are approximately 100 full-time and part-time employees. Despite the wide range of facilities, the company maintains local pride in each facility. Customers are assured that their location manager has the tools and authority to exceed expected customer satisfaction. The company has primarily 5 business units: Grain, Feed, Agronomy, Energy, and Transportation.

Pinnacle Foods Finance LLC engages in manufacturing, marketing, and distributing dry and frozen packaged food products in the United States and Canada. The company operates through three segments: Dry Foods, Frozen Foods, and Birds Eye Foods. The Dry Foods segment offers baking mixes and frostings; shelf-stable pickles, peppers, and relish; table syrup; canned meat; and barbecue sauce. This segment offers its products under the Duncan Hines, Vlasic, Mrs. Butterworth’s, Log Cabin, and Armour brand names. The frozen foods segment provides single-serve frozen dinners and entrees, frozen prepared seafood, frozen breakfast, bagels, and frozen pizza under the Hungry-Man, Swanson, Mrs. Paul’s, Van de Kamp’s, Aunt Jemima, Lender’s, and Celeste brand names. The Birds Eye Foods segment offers frozen vegetables, frozen multi-serve dinners and entrées, and specialty foods comprising fruit pie fillings and toppings, chili and chili ingredients, and snack items under the Birds Eye, Birds Eye Steamfresh, Birds Eye Voila!, Comstock, Wilderness, Brooks, Nalley, Tim’s Cascade, and Snyder of Berlin brand names.

Beef is just one of the cornerstones of this food company. Keystone Foods is one of the largest makers of hamburger patties and processed poultry with about 30 distribution and processing centers located throughout the world. A major supplier to McDonald's restaurants, Keystone serves about 28,000 restaurants in a dozen countries worldwide with hamburgers, chicken wings, breast fillets, and chicken patties, as well as fish and pork products. Keystone also provides new product development services to its customers, as well as custom distribution and logistics services. The company, which began as a beef-boning business in the 1960s, has agreed to be acquired by Brazil's Marfrig Alimentos for about $1.2 billion.

McCall Farms company farms and cans tomatoes, okra, corn, squash, beans, peas, peaches, peanuts, and greens. Its products are sold in mostly the southeastern US. The produce is grown on McCall's 2,000-acre South Carolina farm; it also contracts with growers for another 3,000 acres. The company offers about its foods under the Margaret Holmes and Miss Millie brands and also makes private-label and foodservice products. Under the Peanut Patch brand, McCall offers the hard-to-find traditional Southern treat -- boiled peanuts. In 2009 McCall acquired another Southern specialty food maker, Glory Foods.

Barber Foods doesn't produce mullets. Mohawks, or crew cuts, but it does chop chicken into meal-sized portions. The company offers value-added poultry products including all white-meat chicken breasts, chicken nuggets and fingers, and stuffed chicken entrees. Its packaged frozen chicken is sold in retail supermarkets and club stores, including Albertson's, Safeway, and Wal-Mart stores, as well as at BJ's Wholesale Club, Costco, and SAM'S CLUB outlets throughout the US. Barber Foods also provides products to the foodservice industry. The company was founded by Gus Barber in 1955 and is still owned and operated by the Barber family.

BakeMark USA LLC produces bakery and food ingredients and supplies. It offers mixes, bases, fillings, icings, glazes, frozen products, flours, sugars, shortenings, and paper products. The company also provides mixes and bases for donuts, cakes/muffins, cookies/brownies/scones, Danish/laminated dough, cinnamon rolls, bagel/bread/rolls, fruit/crème fillings, custard/mousse/powders, icings and glazes, flavors and colors, Hispanic ingredients, shortening/oil/pan sprays, and bakery essentials.

Shanghai Bright Dairy & Food (Bright Dairy) is one of China's largest dairy producers. It has the largest pasture in the East Asia and a 500,000 ton annual production capacity. Bright Dairy churns out a variety of dairy products including disinfected milk, fresh milk, yogurt, pasteurized milk, and milk powder. It also operates a number of urban fresh milk mills in the cities of Xi'an, Beijing, Wuhan, Wuxi, and Nanjing. Bright Dairy is majority-owned by Shaghai Industrial Holdings Ltd., whose shares are traded in Hong Kong. Shanghai Milk (controlled by Shanghai Nong Gong Shang) owns almost 31% of Bright Dairy. Groupe Danone sold its interest in the company in 2008.

Emerald Dairy conducts operations through its wholly-owned subsidiaries, Heilongjiang Xing An Ling Dairy and Heilongjiang Beian Nongken Changxing Lvbao Dairy. Founded in 1980, Emerald Dairy is one of the leading producers of infant formula, milk powder, soybean and rice powders products in China. The Company is headquartered in Beian City, Heilongjiang, one of China’s largest milk production bases. With the access to quality resources and the Company’s commitment to quality control, Emerald Dairy provides consumers best quality products at a competitive price. In 2005, “Xing An Ling,” the Company’s principle brand, was named one of the leading brands by the Government of Heilongjiang. In addition to being ISO 90001 certified, the Company‘s products are certified by the national government as organic products. Today, the Company’s products are distributed under brands “Xing An Ling” and “Yi Bai” throughout 20 provinces in China, servicing second- and third-tier city consumers. Going into 2008 and onward, Emerald Dairy will continue to pursue growth opportunities through capacity expansion, continued commitment to best quality and increasing popularity of its brands.

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