ADM Alliance Nutrition, Inc., based in Quincy, IL is a wholly owned subsidiary of Archer Daniels Midland Company, this partnership strengthens our resources and provides opportunities for new technologies and increased efficiencies - all aimed at making our customers more efficient.ADM supplies ingredients that make animal feed more nutritious. ADM produces a vast array of ingredients such as proteins, vitamin blends and amino acids. Used the world over, ADM feed ingredients can improve protein quality, nutritional standards, and the production efficiency of traditional animal feed products.

Raisio plc makes grain-based foods for people and feed for animals. It also produces malt for beverage makers and starch-based ingredients for food companies. While strong in Finland, the company's food business has grown in Russia and Poland, where it sells pasta and porridges. In 2007 Raisio sold its food diagnostics business, which accounted for only 2% of sales, to Ciba Specialty Chemicals (Ciba bought Raisio's chemical business in 2004.) Focusing on its grain-based products, in 2009 Raisio sold its margarine business to Bunge for E80 million ($109 million). In keeping with this focus, Raisio bought UK snack and candy maker Glisten in 2010.

Royal Unibrew produces, markets, sells and distributes quality beverages focusing on branded products within beer, malt and soft drinks, including carbonated soft drinks, water and fruit juices. Royal Unibrew operates as a regional player in a number of markets in Western and Eastern Europe and in the international markets for malt drinks. The Company’s main markets in Western Europe are Denmark, Italy and Germany, including the cross-border trade between Denmark and Germany. The Eastern European markets comprise Lithuania, Latvia and Poland. The international markets for malt drinks cover a range of countries in the Caribbean and Africa as well as cities in Europe and North America with a high concentration of inhabitants from the Caribbean and Africa, where malt drinks are popular.

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.

Turning a delicious but odd-shaped fruit into a household favorite wasn’t in the plan when a group of grower-hobbyists banded together in 1924 to form the California Avocado Growers Exchange. And two more years would pass before Rudolph Hass of La Habra, California, would plant the state’s first Hass avocado tree.At the time, avocado growers had no quality standards, no distribution channels, and only one facility, a packinghouse in Vernon, California. During that first year, the Growers Exchange packed 18,000 pounds of avocados from that packinghouse and, in doing so, launched an industry.Though the Vernon packinghouse has long since closed, the company that sprang from that Growers’ Exchange - now known as Calavo Growers, Inc. - is still going strong some 81 years later. In 2005, this publicly traded, diversified, global agribusiness packed approximately 35 percent of the California avocado crop, nearly double the market share of its closest competitor. Three modern packinghouses - strategically located in Santa Paula and Temecula, California, and Uruapan, Michoacan, Mexico - teem with productivity and thrive on volume, packing approximately 200 million pounds per year. The company is now headquartered in Santa Paula, California and employs more than 500 people.

The parent company of the maxingvest Group is maxingvest ag, which comprises asset management subsidiaries in addition to its two operating sub-groups: Tchibo and Beiersdorf. This combination provides the maxingvest Group with a stable portfolio, which is managed and developed in line with a longterm strategy. As a management holding, maxingvest guides its subsidiaries on the strategic level. With the Corporate Treasury, Corporate Controlling, Legal, Internal Audit and Tax departments, it assumes the central management functions for the Group as defined by good corporate governance. In addition, it deals with all matters relating to the strategic further development of the Group portfolio in close cooperation with the Group's operating sub-groups. The sub-groups within the maxingvest ag each have their own websites. You will find comprehensive information on brands, business areas and history at the following URLs.

Nichols is a soft drinks business comprising two divisions; Soft Drinks and Dispense Operation. The division sells and markets the Vimto brand throughout the world together with the Panda and Sunkist brands in the UK.

Foley Family Wines (formerly the Foley Wine Group) knows the business of wine -- it was founded by the ex-CEO of Fidelity National Financial, William P. "Bill" Foley II. The company owns a portfolio of five wineries in California and a majority interest in Three Rivers Winery in Washington State. Firestone Vineyard, Foley Estates, and Lincourt Vineyards are all located in Santa Barbara County, cult cabernet maker Merus is in Napa Valley, and Sebastiani Vineyards is in Sonoma. Altogether, Foley Family Wine's wineries produce about 375,000 cases per year. In addition, the group owns about 600 acres of vineyards in Santa Barbara County.

Fazer Konfektyr Service AB is one of the Nordic region's largest confectioners -- offering both chocolate and non-chocolate candy. Formerly Coletta Fazer, it manufactures such top-selling brands as Dumle chocolate-covered toffee, Karl Fazer milk chocolate bars, Fazermint chocolate-covered mints, and Tyrkisk Peber liquorice. Fazer's two top markets are Finland (where it has a 42% market share) and Sweden, followed by Norway and Denmark; it also has a strong presence in the Baltic region. The company is part of the Fazer Group.

Guinness Anchor Berhad (GAB) was incorporated on 24th January 1964 under the name of “Guinness Malaysia Limited”. The Company changed its name to “Guinness Malaysia Berhad” on 15th April 1966 and assumed its present name on 15th November 1989. GAB has been listed on the Main Board of Bursa Malaysia since 1965. GAB evolved from the merger of Guinness Malaysia Berhad and Malayan Breweries (Malaya) Sdn Bhd (“MBM”) in 1989, whose parent companies were Guinness Overseas Ltd and Malayan Breweries Ltd (the present Asia Pacific Breweries Limited) respectively. The merger in 1989 saw a new joint venture company, GAPL Pte Ltd as the holding company of GAB whilst MBM became a dormant wholly-owned subsidiary of GAB.

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