The Terlato Wine Group shepherds grapes from vine to wine. Owned and operated by the Terlato family, the company owns both vineyards and wineries and is involved in the import, export, sales, and marketing of premium wines. Several of its vineyards are located in famous California wine regions: Napa Valley, Sonoma, and Santa Barbara. Flagship subsidiary Terlato Wines International markets more than 50 foreign and domestic brands of wine (including Japanese sake) in the US through a direct sales force and distributors. Customers include fine restaurants and wine retailers. Terlato also has global joint venture wine operations in Australia and Italy.

President Bob Moore and his wife, Charlee, founded Bob's Red Mill in 1978; fulfilling Moore's original intent to share his success with his employees, it became employee-owned in 2010. No changes to the company's staff or operations were made. Bob's Red Mill Natural Foods company stone grinds whole grains into bread mixes, cereals, natural and organic flour, and pancake and waffle mixes. Its 400-plus products are sold at grocery stores throughout the US and Canada; it also sells bulk mixes to large-scale food-manufacturing customers. Bob's Red Mill Natural Foods company operates a visitor's center, store, and bakery/cafe in Milwaukie, Oregon.

Holsten-Brauerei AG also distributes brands including Astra, Duckstein, Feldschlosschen, L�bzer, Landskron, and Tuborg. In the wake of Heineken's 2003 purchase of rival BBAG, the Eisenbeiss family, which owned nearly 50% of Holsten, announced interest in selling a stake of the company. Carlsberg Breweries purchased a majority stake in the German brewer in 2004. Under Carlsberg, Holsten is focusing on selling beer in northern Germany and has sold many of its subsidiaries, including its water and nonalcoholic beverage units. The company was founded in 1879.

The quality and taste you’ll find in a Plymouth Beef Hamburger is the same today as it was over 40 years ago when we first started grinding our special formula in New York City’s famous 14th Street Market.Today, Plymouth Beef is still a family-owned firm and operates in a brand new state-of-the-art facility in the Hunts Point Market, Bronx, New York. This is the largest food distribution center in the world. Amidst the corporate giants, prudent decision-making and innovative ideas have allowed us to grow without losing sight of our original goal: to deliver the best available beef products to the marketplace, and to do it better than anyone else. We have grown into one of the nation’s leading manufacturers of all-beef hamburger patties, ground beef products and other fabricated beef cuts.

Belvedere delivers velvety vodka. The company was founded after the fall of the Berlin Wall to promote the virtues of premium vodka made in Eastern European countries. Belvedere no longer makes its original namesake brand, which it named in honor of the presidential palace in Warsaw; it sold the rights to the brand in 2001. The company's flagship vodka is the rye-based Sobieski. Belvedere makes and sells Sobieski and other spirits, including William Peel whiskey, in frosted-glass bottles designed to emphasize their luxury quality. The company also distributes wine and spirits in the US, Latin America, Asia, and Eastern Europe. In 2009 Belvedere filed for bankruptcy protection and emerged from it the same year.

San Francisco-based Diamond Foods is a high-growth innovative packaged food company focused on building, acquiring and energizing brands including, Kettle Chips, Emerald snack nuts, Pop Secret popcorn, and Diamond of California snack and culinary nuts. The Company's strategy is to build brands from the ground up as well as identify opportunities in under-developed brands and then add value by making a relevant connection to the contemporary consumer. Diamond's products are distributed globally in stores where snacks and culinary nuts are sold.Founded in 1912 with a strong heritage in the walnut market under the Diamond of California brand, Diamond Foods completed its initial public offering in July, 2005. The Company has approximately 1,700 year-round employees and its stock trades on the NASDAQ Global Select Market under the symbol DMND.

Phillips Foods, Inc. was incorporated in 1989 and is headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland. Phillips Foods, Inc., a seafood company, owns and operates crab and seafood processing plants in the United States, Ecuador, Mexico, Indonesia, India, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam. It offers various products, such as crab meat and cakes, seafood cakes, appetizers, soups, fish, shrimp, seasonings and sauces, and party packs for food service and retail markets. Phillips Foods company also operates seafood restaurants. It offers its products through grocery stores, as well as supplies to restaurants and hotels.

The Warrell Corporation began as Pennsylvania Dutch Candies in 1965. A specialty candy manufacturer, distributor, and marketer, the company sold its products to the specialty gift trade across the country. Today, Pennsylvania Dutch Candies operates as a unit of The Warrell Corporation and continues to supply more than 4,000 retail accounts across the United States with over 1,000 specialty candy and snack items. Today, The Warrell Corporation’s central strategic objective is to develop long-term contract manufacturing partnerships with the world’s top food companies. Our business model, management focus and experience are based upon this principle. Family owned since 1965, significant capital investment has been made year-after-year to expand and improve our Central Pennsylvania facilities. A successful transition to the second generation of ownership has been made. The management of the company is a mix of family management and well respected outside industry executives. A strong Board of Directors with well-qualified outside directors secures our future.

From a little acorn the mighty oak does grow ... an adage that Syngenta Seeds is squarely behind. The company's big business is based on little seeds of all types, commercial and retail flower and vegetable, and field crop. A subsidiary of global agricultural giant Syngenta AG's US business, Syngenta Seeds is comprised of NK Seeds, Garst, Golden Harvest, Hilleshög, and Rogers -- all of which take seed production from the research and development phase all the way through to sales and distribution. Syngenta Seeds' products are available worldwide.

Klosterman might just have more bread (of the eating kind) than anybody in the Cincinnati area. Klosterman Baking Co. makes some fifty different varieties of baked goods -- such as sliced bread, buns, breadsticks, and rolls -- for restaurants and grocery stores. Klosterman Baking company has bakeries and distribution centers throughout Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. Klosterman Baking also has partnerships with about a dozen food service distributors such as SYSCO Corporation and Gordon Food Service. Klosterman Baking company is owned and managed by the Klosterman family.

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