Brown Packing Company knows the difference between a foreshank and a flank. The Illinois company, which also does business as Dutch Valley Foods, slaughters, prepares, and packs veal and lamb for food retailers. The company also offers other branded meat products, such as organic Dakota Beef, Hudson Valley Foie Gras, King's Pride Fresh Chilled Australian Lamb, and grass-fed Tallgrass Beef, and Tracy Lynns Veal, which contains no preservatives or other additives. Brown Packing was founded in 1944.

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.

Pyramid Breweries makes and sells small-batch, craft beers and ales (both year-round and seasonal; many of them wheat beers) under the Pyramid and MacTarnahan's brand names. Its breweries are located Seattle, Portland, Oregon, Berkeley, California. In addition to making beer, the company serves it as well. It operates five alehouse restaurants, one each in Portland and Seattle, as well as in Walnut Creek, Berkeley, and Sacramento, California. In 2008 Pyramid was acquired by craft brewer, Magic Hat.

Listed on the Singapore Exchange, Asia Pacific Breweries Limited (APB) is one of the key players in the beer industry. A joint venture between the Fraser and Neave Group of companies and Heineken International, APB was established as Malayan Breweries Limited (MBL) in 1931. It went on to open its first brewery in Singapore and launched the award-winning Tiger Beer a year later. To more accurately reflect the growing regionalisation of its business interests, MBL was renamed Asia Pacific Breweries Limited in 1990. Today, APB oversees a portfolio of over 40 beer brands and brand variants, including Tiger Beer, Heineken, Anchor and ABC Stout. The group operates an extensive global marketing network, which spreads across some 60 countries and is currently supported by breweries in countries including Singapore, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Vietnam.

If you thought only Cookie Monster bought cookies in bulk, talk to the folks at Voortman Cookies. The company bakes up to 20 million cookies daily and distributes them to more than 50,000 grocery stores throughout Canada and the US. Voortman's cookies and wafers are sold in packages and from bulk display units. Voortman cookies contain no trans fatty acids (hydrogenated vegetable oils), a move made to position its cookies as being a healthier alternative to other cookie brands. An affiliated bakery, also named Voortman Cookies and operated by some of co-founder William Voortman's children, sells cookies in the southwestern US.

Few products have achieved the iconic status of PEEPS®, the yellow, chick-shaped marshmallow confection beloved by children and adults alike. But, as popular as PEEPS® has become, it is only one of the many delicious products produced by Just Born, an 87-year-old, family-owned confectionery company based in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The Just Born candy tradition actually began in 1910 when Sam Born emigrated to the U.S. from Russia. A candy maker by trade, Born used innovative technology to produce chocolate sprinkles, known as Jimmies, and the hard chocolate coating for ice cream bars. In 1916, Born invented a machine that mechanically inserted sticks into lollipops.

China Grains and Oils Group Corporation (CGOG) is a large state-owned grain and oil marketing enterprise under the direct administration of the State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council.The major business of the Company is in grain and oil. Its business activities include domestic and foreign trade, grain and oil food and feedstuff processing, storage and transportation, equipment and engineering, and futures and capital market operations. CGOG undertakes also real estate business and other business as well.The Company has 21 full, holding and overseas subsidiaries; 5 key domestic business areas, namely areas around the Pear River, the Yangtze River, the Yellow River, Northeast and Inner Mongolia, and Beijing, Tianjin and Tanggu Zone; 4 business lines, i.e. purchasing and sales network, storage and transportation, grain and oil processing, and technical development; a nation wide marketing network; the construction of 4 industry chains specialized in grain, oil and fat, feedstuff and technical engineering respectively; 5 national first-class scientific research and design institutes specialized in grain and oil related projects. CGOG has built close relations with domestic grain departments and business organizations at various levels; CGOG keeps frequent contacts with tens of specialized institutions and nation-level societies and organizations internationally.

F & F Foods is a privately held company located on the Southwest side of Chicago near Midway Airport. F & F Foods, Inc. manufactures such branded items as Daily C, Smith Brothers Cough Drops, Sen-Sen, F&F Dietary Supplements, and Foxes Candy Mint Rolls and many well known private label products within the Cough Drop, Candy Roll, and Power Mint categories. F&F also performs contract manufacturing and packaging services. All products are manufactured in the U.S. and shipped from a company owned warehouse located across the street from the manufacturing facility. F & F's distribution is national and growing. From the company warehouse, product is shipped to all fifty states as well as international locations. The company employs 110 people in a combination of manufacturing and office jobs. Our sales force is made up of a national network of brokers reporting to a direct sales staff.

Unilever products are sold in more than 170 countries throughout Africa, Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, North America, and Western Europe. The company's offerings span several categories, including savory, dressings, and spreads; ice cream and beverages; personal care; and home care. Unilever's vast portfolio includes 11 brands that ring up more than $1 billion each annually. The best sellers include Hellmann's (mayonnaise), Knorr (soups), Lipton (tea), Dove and Lux (soaps), and Sure and Degree (antiperspirants). Unilever is the operating arm of Netherlands-based Unilever N.V. and UK-based Unilever PLC.

Huy Fong Foods, Inc. was founded by Mr. Tran in 1980. Huy Fong Foods' Asian hot sauces will have you crowing. Its popular Sriracha Hot Chili Sauce, as well as other products such as its Chili Garlic and Sambal Oelek (ground chili paste) sauces, bear the company's trademark rooster logo. The sauces are found in grocery stores (such as Albertson's and Ralphs) and restaurants across the US, especially in regions home to Asian-Americans and other devotees of spicy cuisine, including Italian and Mexican fares. Huy Fong founder and president David Tran named the company after the ship he took across the Pacific Ocean from Vietnam to America.

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