Meg Snow Brand Milk Co. is a Japanese dairy company. Familiarly known as Meg Milk, its products include fluid milk, yogurt, cream, margarine, fruit juices, and frozen desserts. The company also offers home milk delivery services. In 2009 the company merged with Japan Milk Community by means of a stock swap. Snow Brand Milk and Japan Milk were merged into the company now known as Meg Snow Brand Milk Co. The move reflects the consolidation in Japan's dairy industry, which is due, in part, to rising raw ingredient costs and weak consumer demand. Later that year, Tadashi Idota was appointed president of the company.

Rossi Pasta Ltd. was founded in 1981 by John Rossi and is majority-owned by chairman, Frank Christy. Rossi Pasta company rolls out some 50 different flavored pastas (mainly fettuccini and linguini) under the Rossi brand name, including shiitake fettuccini, roasted red bell pepper fettuccini, and its perennially popular spinach basil garlic fettuccini. It produces flavored lasagna noodles, pasta sauces, and specialty gift items. Rossi's goods are sold to retail and wholesale customers at specialty grocery stores and restaurants, as well as through its Web site. It also makes private-label pastas for upscale retailers.

Mahou, S.A., which does business as Mahou-San Miguel, produces San Miguel, Mahou, and Selecta beers at its Madrid brewery. The company also makes Eco, which it touts as an environmentally friendly, organic beer. It also offers non-alcoholic brews, such as Laiker and Mixta. The company's flagship San Miguel brand is available in more than 35 countries, mainly in Europe (Carlsberg markets the San Miguel brand in the UK). Strengthening its market position, the company acquired rival Spanish brewer, Cervezas Alhambra, in 2007. The brewery was founded in 1890.

Flowers Foods (NYSE: FLO), headquartered in Thomasville, Ga., is a leading producer and marketer of packaged bakery foods in the United States. The company operates 40 highly efficient bakeries that produce breads, buns, rolls, snack cakes, and pastries, which are distributed fresh to foodservice and retail customers in the Southeastern, Southwestern, and mid-Atlantic states and frozen to national foodservice and retail customers.Look for Flowers Foods in your breadbox, not your garden -- the company is one of the largest wholesale bakeries in the US. It produces, markets, and distributes fresh breads, buns, rolls, corn and flour tortillas, and sweet bakery goodies to retail food and foodservice customers throughout the southeastern, southwestern, and mid-Atlantic sections of the US, as well as in selected areas of California and Nevada. The company's brand names include BlueBird, Cobblestone Mill, and Nature's Own. Flowers Foods makes snack cakes, pastry, donuts, and frozen bread products for retail, vending, and co-pack customers nationwide. It also rolls out hamburger buns for large national fast-food restaurant chains.

PYCO Industries is a member-owned cooperative with cottonseed oil mills located in Lubbock, Texas. Used by food manufacturers and other foodservice companies, its oil is shipped to customers across the country. The coop also markets whole cottonseed as well as such byproducts as cottonseed hulls and cottonseed meal used in livestock feed. Cottonseed linters, another byproduct, is used by manufacturers for mattresses and upholstery padding, as well as in the paper and plastics industries. PYCO boasts more than 60 cotton gins in the southern US.

Sun World was established in early 1­976 as a packer and marketer of fresh fruits and vegetables. In the 1980s, consumption of fresh fruit and vegetables was on the rise and consumers were increasingly seeking better tasting, more conveniently available produce. As the market changed, so did Sun World. The Company exited the commodity fruit and vegetable business and became involved in the farming, packing and marketing of an extensive collection of specialty-branded produce.Sun World initiated a series of relationships with various research and academic organizations around the world, setting out on its quest to improve the flavor, color, texture and overall quality of specific fruits and vegetables.

Since its founding in 1969, the National Raisin Company has been owned by the Bedrosian family. National Raisin might secretly like to twist the old adage to go something like -- a raisin a day (actually, maybe cup) keeps the doctor away. Located in the heart of California's San Joaquin Valley raisin-growing region, the company processes more than 100 million pounds of raisins every year. National produces organic and conventional raisins for retail customers under the Champion and Bonner Organic labels. It also grows and dries plums (prunes) and apricots, also sold under the Champion brand name. In addition, National's foodservice operation offers currents, raisin juice concentrate, and raisin paste.

James Desiderio Inc, is a full line service wholesaler, in business for over 52 years. James Desiderio company is family owned and operated with three generations of hard work and experience to back it up. The business has been built on a very basic philosophy "Provide the customer with a quality product, at a competitive price." In today's competitive world, the businesses who keep the customer as their #1 priority, are the ones who can remain successful. As each customer has specific needs James Desiderio sales team can hand tailor a product and delivery program that will satisfy each individual business. Chain supermarkets, independents, and foodservice are James Desideriospecialty and james have trained professionals designated to put together a program that will work for you. James Desiderio feel james "hands on" attitude can make the difference in complete customer satisfaction.

Great American Appetizers began providing premium products to the foodservice industry in 1959. Since then, Great American Appetizers Nampa, Idaho operations have expanded to include a comprehensive line of delectable appetizers for retail, club, and foodservice customers. Decades of experience and unparalleled commitment to quality make Great American Appetizers a highly visible and reliable partner.

Sylvan Inc. is the world leader in fungal science and technology and our proprietary technology for propagating microorganisms on solid substrates in sterile environment allows us to produce quality spawn and innovative fungal products that deliver high yields for our customers.Sylvan Inc. is headquartered in Kittanning, Pennsylvania, United States, and employs more than 400 people in 18 countries and distributes its products worldwide. Reflecting on its international portfolio, the company is organised into two operating divisions: Spawn and Bio.In 2004, Sylvan was acquired by the Snyder Associated Companies of Kittanning, Pennsylvania, which has interests in minerals mining, gas and oil exploration and production and mushroom farming.

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