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Red River Commodities' products may include sunflower seeds, but they're not just for the birds. Red River company manufactures and markets standard and organic grain and seed products, including oils, to be used for consumption as food for people and as bird food. Its products include in-shell sunflower seeds, sunflower kernels, millet, flax, soybeans, kidney beans, poppy seeds, and caraway seeds. Red River Commodities also makes butter from sunflower seeds. Its bird food products are sold under the Valley Splendor brand. Red River Commodities boasts production facilities in North Dakota, Kansas, Minnesota, and Texas. The seed producer also owns a plant in the Netherlands.

Fossil Farms is a family-owned and operated business. Our corporate office is now located in Boonton, NJ (we moved in February 2010) and our farm is in Sussex County, NJ. Fossil Farms opened its doors for business in 1997 with our primary line - Ostrich. Over the years, Fossil Farms has grown to include other farm-raised game & all natural meats such as: Alligator, Antelope, Buffalo, Duck, Elk, Rabbit, Guinea Hens, Poussin, Squab, Venison, Wild Boar, Piedmontese Beef, , Quail, Pheasant and Caribou (just to name a few). Fossil Farms is national recognized by some of the country's top 5 star chefs. Chefs, food service distributors and home cooks can count on Fossil Farms to provide the highest quality meats delivered to your door. Now what you can have at a restaurant, you can have at home!

Peter Pan Seafoods, whose Never-Never Land is Alaska, harvests, processes, freezes, and markets wild fish and shellfish pulled from icy waters surrounding the state. Peter Pan Seafoods company offers cod, crab, halibut, pollock, tuna, mahi, swordfish and salmon to the US retail and foodservice industries. Its brands include Demings and Double Q. Peter Pan also makes canned salmon and surimi (crab-flavored processed fish). Peter Pan Seafoods company's products are distributed through food retailers and restaurant suppliers in the US, Europe, and Asia.

Florida Crystals Corporation unit of Flo-Sun, grows sugar cane and rice on its 180,000 acres. It operates two sugar mills, a rice mill, a refinery, a packaging and distribution center, and a renewable energy facility. Florida Crystals company's sugar products include granulated, baking, powdered, and large- and fine-grain, organic, and regular sugars under the C&H, Florida Crystals, Redpath, and Jack Frost brand names. With the Sugar Cane Growers Cooperative of Florida (SCGC), Florida Crystals jointly owns American Sugar Refining, the owner and producer of the Domino brand sugar.

Maple Leaf Bakery, Inc.'s operations makes one's mouth water. The Des Plains, Illinois-based company makes and sells par-baked, and frozen bread, rolls, croissants, turnovers, and bagels throughout the US. The company is part of Canada Bread Co.'s bakery group, which is 89%-owned by Canada's Maple Leaf Foods. In 2002 the bakery acquired San Francisco-based artisan bread operation Grace Baking. Maple Leaf Bakery's products are available through instore bakeries at retail grocery stores and at club-stores, as well as to foodservice operators.

Peet's Coffee & Tea enjoys the daily grind. The company owns and operates about 190 coffee shops in California and half a dozen other states offering java lovers about 25 types of whole bean and fresh ground coffee, including about 15 blends. Its teas run the spectrum from India black to herbal blends. The stores also offer fresh brewed coffee, biscotti, and other pastries, along with mugs and brewing equipment. In addition to its retail operation, Peet's sells coffee through retail grocery chains such as Safeway and Whole Foods, and through its own online mail order operation. The company also supplies coffee to foodservice operators.

Sourced and bottled on Viti Levu, the largest of the Republic of Fiji's islands, the water has garnered the attention of celebrity chefs and also made its way to the set of many popular television programs and movies, including ABC's soapy dramedy. In real life, the premium water, which comes from an artesian aquifer at the edge of a rainforest, is available at retail food merchants and in luxury hotels, spas, and restaurants worldwide. The company, which sells genuine silver sleeves for the water bottles on its Web site, also offers home delivery of its water throughout the continental US. FIJI Water is part of Roll International's holdings.

Centerplate, Inc. was founded in 1995. Centerplate, Inc. offers food and related services to recreational facilities in the United States and Canada. Its services include food and beverage concession, and catering services in sports and other entertainment facilities, as well as banquet catering and food court operations in convention centers and in-facility restaurants. The company also provides food and related services, including merchandise services; and facility management services comprising event planning and marketing, maintenance, ticket distribution, program printing and advertising, and licensing rights for the facility.

In 1915, Peter J. Oberweis found that he had too much milk so he began selling it to neighbors. In essence, the family dairy business that now spans almost 100 years had begun. The Oberweis family has been delivering milk to homes since 1927 when Peter bought a half partnership in the Big Woods Dairy. A few years later he bought the entire enterprise, renamed it Oberweis Dairy and his high school son Joe left school to help out. During the Depression refrigeration was inefficient. Milk could be safely kept only a few days thus necessitating daily home delivery.

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