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Lam Soon (Hong Kong) Limited, an investment holding company, engages in the manufacture, sale, and distribution of food, and household and institutional cleaning products in Mainland China and Hong Kong. Lam Soon company’s food products include flour, edible oils, and vegetable fats for catering industries and consumers. Its cleaning products comprise liquid dish washing detergents, laundry powders, liquid laundry detergent, fabric softeners, and floor cleaners. Lam Soon company offers its flour products under the American Roses, Golden Statue, Super Locomotive, Crown, and L'arce De Triomphe brand names; oil products under the Knife and Red Lantern brand names; and detergent products under the AXE, Labour, and Pow brand names. In addition, it provides trucks rental service; warehousing and logistics services; Internet marketing services; trustee services; and silo facilities, as well as involves in property holding.

In 1961, several small glass and related housewares manufacturing companies combined to form Lancaster Colony Corporation. Two years later, the Board of Directors initiated a strategy to reward shareholders through annual dividend increases. Lancaster Colony has paid consecutive quarterly dividends since 1963. Lancaster Colony went public in 1969. That year also saw the company enter the specialty foods business with the purchase of the T. Marzetti Company. In 1972, Lancaster Colony posted sales in excess of $100 million.The company exceeded $1 billion in annual sales for the first time in fiscal 1998. Today, Lancaster Colony is positioned as a diversified marketer and manufacturer in two product groups: Specialty Foods, the largest and fastest growing division and Glassware and Candles. These groups operate autonomously, allowing each to focus on their specific customer base and market opportunities.

LDH (La Doria) company sells a variety of canned tomato products -- in whole, chopped, and pureed forms, or as prepared sauces. LDH also offers dried pasta; canned, frozen, and dried fruits; canned vegetables; canned fish (anchovies, mackerel, salmon, sardines, and tuna); pulses; baked beans; baking chocolate; and other products. LDH (La Doria) company's products are sold under private labels including La Doria, Heinz, John West, and Bonduelle to UK-based food retailers such as J Sainsbury and Tesco. Parent company La Doria owns 51% of LDH (La Doria); John West Foods, a subsidiary of MW Brands, owns 20%; company management and Pastificio Di Martino own the rest.

LeaderBrand is a fresh produce grower and supplier. It grows, packs, and markets its broccoli, sweet corn, lettuce, squash, and other vegetables in New Zealand and the US, as well as Japan, South Korea, and other northeast Asian countries. Taking its products from the field to the market, vertically-integrated LeaderBrand also offers packaged fresh salad blends and slaws. In addition, it supplies food processors. LeaderBrand's customers include restaurant chains and grocery retailers. Business partnerships, with companies such as the fast-food chains Subway and Burger King, have proved lucrative for LeaderBrand Produce Company.

Legacy Bakehouse LLC company traces its roots back to 1917, and is owned by CEO Mike Heyers. Legacy Bakehouse LLC company makes bread-based baked, toasted, and fried snack products, such as rye chips, bagel chips, and snack mix. Its products are manufactured at its 59,000 sq. ft. facility in Waukesha, Wisconsin, and are sold under the Pinahs brand name. The snacks are distributed to retailers, catalogs, and food service companies. Legacy Bakehouse also offers private label custom products, bulk sizing, and research and development services.

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