Fehr Foods, Inc. was established in Abilene, Texas in February 1992. The manufacturing facility initially consisted of one shift, two ovens, three customers and approximately forty different product items. Since then, the company has grown in every conceivable way. We now operate around the clock with three shifts, our oven capacity has more than doubled, our customers now number over 100 and the product line keeps expanding. Our customers are located in 27 different states and our trademark Lil' Dutch Maid cookies continue to gain national recognition.The primary market of Fehr Foods, Inc has always been in the value priced, wholesale cookie market where our niche is to provide the best quality at the lowest cost.Our customers vary from local and regional distributors to the Fortune 500 retailers, to other manufacturers who purchase our cookies to use in their manufacturing process. In order to continue the growth and success of our past decade, we are committed to strive for excellence, integrity and honesty.

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.

The creation of ForeverGreen began out of industry necessity. After a brief retirement, founder Ron Williams observed that the Network Marketing industry (being recession-proof) is arguably the fastest-growing industry in the world (approaching 50,000 people per day). Knowing that this industry is built upon the shoulders of everyday human beings like you, Mr. Williams saw an opportunity to dignify the industry and set a standard that would change the perception from an industry of “what’s in it for me?” to an indiscriminate global community of “givers”. Mr. Williams believes that there is not a greater industry platform in the world to create community change, financially, personally, and of course physical health… one person at a time.In August 2003, ForeverGreen the company was launched. Now, a public company manufacturing its own products, ForeverGreen is an international company already doing business in more than 10 countries.ForeverGreen is a company that stakes its future on timeless principles of health and humanity, and then trusting in the results.

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.

Golden Enterprises, Inc., through its wholly owned subsidiary, Golden Flake Snack Foods, Inc., provides packaged food products principally in the United States. It manufactures and distributes a line of salted snack items, such as potato chips, tortilla chips, corn chips, fried pork skins, baked and fried cheese curls, onion rings, and puff corn. The company also markets a line of cakes and cookie items, canned dips, pretzels, peanut butter crackers, cheese crackers, dried meat products, and nuts packaged by other manufacturers under the Golden Flake label. It sells its products through its sales organization and independent distributors to commercial establishments, which markets its food products in Alabama and in parts of Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, Arkansas, Missouri, and Texas. The company was formerly known as Golden Flake, Inc. and changed its name to Golden Enterprises, Inc. in January 1977. Golden Enterprises, Inc. was founded in 1946 and is headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama.

Green Mountain Coffee Roasters' business amounts to more than a hill of beans. The company offers more than 200 varieties of coffee, cocoa, and tea, which it sells to wholesale customers such as supermarkets, convenience stores, resorts, and office-delivery services. Its client list has included ExxonMobil convenience stores and McDonald's restaurants. The firm's coffee is sold under the Newman's Own Organics, Tully's, and its namesake Green Mountain Coffee labels. In addition, Green Mountain sells the K-Cup single-cup brewing systems for office and home use made by its subsidiary Keurig. Following a string of acquisitions in 2009, the firm bought California-based Diedrich Coffee in 2010.

GRUMA is the indisputable worldwide leader in corn flour and tortilla production, with operations in United States Mexico, Mexico, Central America, Venezuela and more recently, Europe.The Company began operations in Mexico in 1949. Its objective was to modernize the traditional Mexican masa and tortilla industry, which is an activity of huge economic and social significance, through an industrial, ecological and more efficient process.Because of its constant research and development efforts, GRUMA developed proprietary technology that allowed the Company to position itself as the worldwide leader in corn flour and tortilla production, in production costs and product quality.

John & Sarah Hill started business with a shop in Dukinfield in 1855 and over the next few years expanded the baking side in a relatively small way to compliment the general Grocery & Provisions supplies.In 1889 the manufacturing business started to develop on a much larger scale and in 1894 the foundation stone for Tudno Mill in Ashton under Lyne, which still houses the bakery, was laid by Sarah Hill. The business continued to flourish and became a limited company in 1906.From that date onwards John Hill & Co, whose name would eventually change to Hill Biscuits, passed through a number of ownerships including John Mackintosh & Co. which in turn was to be purchased in 1969 by Rowntrees.When Rowntrees made the decision to sell Hill Biscuits in 1980 Don Bennett took the opportunity to lead a management buy in and return the company to private ownership. The company remains in private ownership today and the Management Board is proud to maintain many of the family values associated with Hill Biscuits over the years meaning the business of today is a successful blend of high volume production capability and traditional baking methods.Supported by further investment and an ongoing development programme the company intends to continue to build on its heritage and longstanding reputation.In 2007 a review of the Hill product offering resulted in new packaging and product developments which has led to increased distribution and a renewed awareness of the quality and value that the company name represents.

Interbake Foods LLC is a baked goods manufacturer with over 100 years of business experience. We are an industry leader recognized for our process-centered culture. We focus on market niches where broad-based operational excellence is the primary determinant for success. With over 1,000 employees in six different locations, we are the third largest cookie/cracker manufacturer in North America.

J&J Snack Foods Corp. is a manufacturer, marketer and distributor of an expanding variety of nutritional, popularly priced, branded niche snack foods and beverages for the food service and retail supermarket industries. The Company is listed on the NASDAQ exchange as "JJSF", and serves both national and international markets. Giving you a brain-freeze and a little mustard on the corner of your mouth, J & J Snack Foods offers savory and sweet items, including SUPERPRETZEL soft pretzels and ICEE frozen beverages. It makes frozen desserts and juice treats (Luigi's, Mama Tish's), churros, and funnel cakes (Tio Pepe's). The company sells cookies under the brand name Mrs. GoodCookie and CinnaPretzels (licensed from Cinnabon). J & J is also the licensed manufacturer of Minute Maid's soft frozen lemonade and frozen juice bars. Its customers include foodservice operators and retail food outlets; J & J also owns four company-owed retail shops, BAVARIAN PRETZEL BAKERY and PRETZEL GOURMET, all located in the mid-Atlantic region of the US.

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