Bernatello's Pizza is a leading frozen-pizza maker in the US's Northeast, Midwest, and Rocky Mountain regions, marketing its pies under the Bernatello's and Roma brands. Its product line (pumping out 100,000 pizzas every day) offers a variety of different pizzas, such as pan-style, sausage and pepperoni, Mexican-style, four-cheese, half-pounder, and thin-and-crispy. The company also produces pizza-related frozen items such as garlic cheese bread, mozzarella sticks, and jalapeeo snappers (Bernie's Bites). In addition, Bernatello's provides manufacturing services for private-label customers. The family-owned company is controlled by food-industry veteran Bill Ramsay.

Russell Stover Candies, life really "is" a box of chocolates. It is the largest maker of boxed chocolates in the US. Boxed chocolates, such as the Whitman Sampler, are its, well, bread and butter. However, Russell Stover Candies Inc. also sells bagged and individually wrapped hard candies and jellies. It offers sugar-free candy, including a sugarless version of Pangburn's Millionaires. Russell Stover's candies are sold by more than 70,000 retail outlets in all 50 US states and Puerto Rico, and in more than 20 other countries, including Canada and the UK. Russell Stover Candies Inc. also operates some 40 Russell Stover Candies retail candy shops and kiosks in the US and Canada. Co-presidents and brothers, Tom and Scott Ward, own the company.

Paramount Distillers makes and distributes a wide variety of spirits, including brandy, cognac, tequila, gin, rum, schnapps, vodka, and whisky. The company also owns the Meier's Wine Cellars, which operates a 40-acre vineyard on North Bass Island on Lake Erie (the vineyard was larger before the company sold much of the land in 2004 to the state of Ohio). Paramount Distillers operates warehousing and distribution facilities in Iowa and Ohio, but offers its more than 45 varieties of wine globally. The company also offers non-alcoholic sparkling and still juice beverages. Paramount, founded shortly after the repeal Prohibition, was purchased by Robert Gottesman and Associates in 1957. In 2009, Paramount Distillers celebrated 75 years as a proud part of Cleveland's business community. Paramount's history dates back to 1934, when J. F. Moessmer founded the company on W. 106th St. a month after the repeal of Prohibition. Under Moessmer, Paramount was a modest operation, marketing primarily cordials and vodka in Ohio and Iowa. The company prospered and moved to its present site on Berea Road in 1946.

The family-owned business was founded in 1908 and is currently backed by investment firm Intracorp Capital. Holtzinger Fruit company (which also does business as C.M. Holtzinger Fruit) markets, packs, and ships conventional and organic apples, cherries, pears, and other produce to wholesale customers, including grocery chains, brokers, distributors, and exporters. Based in Washington, it is the sales agent for growers in the northwestern US, including Snokist Growers and Oregon Cherry Growers. Holtzinger has a licensing agreement to sell fruit in North America under the Green Giant label. Other brands include Royal Purple, Regal Red, and Blue Ribbon.

J.R. Brooks knew he had a better way to pack and ship tropical produce. And to prove this point, he rode a boxcar filled with his freshly grown Florida green-skinned avocados from Homestead, Florida to market in New York City.That was 1928.Today the company is headed up by his son, CEO Neal Palmer (Pal) Brooks and President Craig Wheeling.The firm has built a reputation as a premier supplier of tropical fruits and vegetables across North America.Key to this competitive edge is Brooks Tropicals' capability to harvest over 70% of what the firm sells, specializing in Caribbean Red and Caribbean Sunrise papayas, SlimCado avocados, starfruit or carambola, Persian limes and Uniq Fruit.

Tropics Frozen Cocktails, which does business as Tropics Frozen Beverages, offers a variety of nonalcoholic fruit and dairy smoothie and cocktail mixes sold under the Tropics name. Mixes are flash pasteurized. In addition to its mixes, the company also offers promotional signs, menus, and chalkboards as well as the mixing and blending equipment needed to serve frozen drinks.

Angels don't help the Christian Brothers bottle their brandy; Heaven Hill does. One of Kentucky's oldest and largest distilling operations, Heaven Hill Distilleries makes Evan Williams Bourbon as well as super-premium bourbons under the brand names Elijah Craig and Henry McKenna. The company bought the Christian Brothers brandy and Old Fitzgerald bourbon brands in 1999. The company also distributes a variety of other spirits, including the aperitif Dubonnet. Founded in 1934 by five brothers from the Shapira family, Heaven Hill is still family owned.

Nissin founder, Momofuku Ando, has always instilled a sense of commitment and quality in Nissin products. Today, Nissin's corporate philosophy inspires this same commitment to taste, convenience, and quality. Mr. Ando began the company as part of a humble family operation back in 1948. Faced with sparse food sources after World War II, Mr. Ando realized that a quality, convenient ramen product would help to feed the masses. His goal was to create a satisfying ramen that could be eaten anywhere, anytime. In 1958, Nissin introduced "Chicken Ramen", the first instant ramen. Ironically, it was considered a luxury item, since Japanese grocery stores sold fresh Japanese noodles (udon) at one-sixth the cost of Mr. Ando's new food concept.

Danisco A/S is a Denmark-based provider of food ingredients, enzymes and bio-based solutions. Danisco Company’s activities are structured into two lines of business: Food Ingredients and Industrial Enzymes - Genencor. The Food Ingredients business line supplies bio-based ingredients for food and beverage products and comprises three business segments: Enablers, Cultures and Sweeteners. The Industrial Enzymes - Genencor business line focuses on industrial biotechnology and encompasses such business segments as Fabric and Household Care, including enzymes for detergents and dishwashing, Technical Enzymes, including enzymes for bioethanol and carbohydrate processing, as well as textile treatment, and Food and Animal Nutrition, including enzymes for bread, feed and brewing applications.

Bell-Carter Foods, Inc. was founded in 1912. Bell-Carter Foods, Inc. engages in the production, sale, and marketing of olives in the United States. The company’s retail, food service, and industrial products include ripe, Spanish, stuffed, Kalamata, and Silican olives, as well as onions, pimientos, tapanade, olive oil, and peppers. It also offers stuffed olives, pimientos, cocktail onions, and capers. In addition, the company provides a range of packaging solutions, including design conceptualization and component outsourcing services, such as UPC bar-code printing, gift pack programs, bag filling, product sorting, sampling, re-packaging, labeling, stripping, stamping, shrink-wrap packaging, bundling, collation, and fulfillment.

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