Organic To Go Food Corporation prepares and serves classic American cuisine. Product The company provides an alternative to typical fast food options, lunch box deliveries and casual catering. It serves a range of organic, natural and wholesome meals, which include everything from ham and cheese sandwiches to deli-style roast beef sandwiches and veggie packed salads. The company offers packaged and private label food products from key vendors prepared using its specifications, and delivers them directly to its Retail Cafe and Delivery/Casual Catering Services customers. Business Channels The company offers its food products through three primary business channels or units: Retail Cafes; Delivery/Casual Catering Services; and Wholesale. Its target customers are white collar office workers, as well as students and employees of colleges and universities. Retail Cafes: As of December 31, 2007, the company maintained 26 Retail Cafes in the Seattle, Washington, Los Angeles, California, and San Diego, California vicinities. It operates Retail Cafes in multi-tenant buildings and on college campuses. Delivery/Casual Catering Services: The company also distributes its products through delivery and catering services.

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.

Sprecher Brewing Co. was founded in 1985 by RANDAL SPRECHER, formerly a brewing supervisor at Pabst Brewing Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. From 1985 to 1994, the brewery was located at 730 W. Oregon Street in Milwaukee's Walker's Point area. Through the first ten years the company grew steadily as more and more people found out about Sprecher's high quality beers and sodas. Finally, the company had outgrown its original facility and began looking for a new location to continue its growth. In 1994, Sprecher purchased its current building, located at 701 W. Glendale Ave., a former elevator car factory. The new, larger brewery enabled the company to continue growing, and allowed more people to enjoy all of Sprecher's fine products.The history of brewing in Wisconsin began thirteen years before it became a state and a year before it even became a territory. By the late 1890's nearly every community in Wisconsin had at least one operating brewery.

Lucas Bols BV is the oldest Dutch company still active, and the oldest distillery brand in the world. Since April 2006 it is back in Dutch hands thanks to a buy-out by the management and investor AAC Capital Partners. Lucas Bols has returned to the city where it all began in 1575: Amsterdam. Bols has mastered the art of mixing and blending; with old recipes and new flavors. Liqueur, genever, Corenwijn and gin. Both pure or as part of an exciting range of cocktails.Lucas Bols might best be described as an old soul making new spirits. The company, founded by its namesake, Lucas Bols, in 1575, makes Genevers (the national liquor of Holland, which is also called Dutch Gin), Damrak gin, Bols vodka, and a variety of Bols liqueurs. It also offers the Italian liqueur, Galliano and the green-colored, banana-flavored liqueur, Pisang Ambon. The Dutch distiller's products are distributed in more than 110 countries across the globe. French spirits maker R�my Cointreau acquired Bols in 2000; in 2006 the company returned to Dutch ownership as the result of a buyout by its management and ABN AMRO Capital.

Just after the turn of the century, a young Armenian named Armen Tertsagian emigrated from the Near East to the United States, working his way from Ellis Island across the rugged continent to the infant city of Seattle. There he met Mark Balaban, another young Armenian who was visiting from England. It wasn't long before the two became fast friends and decided to venture into business together. But life in Seattle was far from easy. Their initial business ventures-- a yogurt factory and an Armenian restaurant-- were both ahead of their time. And the gray, wet winters were difficult for people used to the balmy eastern Mediterranean climate.

Robertet bottles "eau de profit" and essences of jasmine and ginger. The French company makes fragrance and flavor ingredients for use in the food, perfume, and aromatic-product industries. They are used around the world in perfumes, essential oils, and cleaning products, as well as for flavorings by food and beverage companies. Robertet creates traditional and new products. It develops new extraction methods and tries to spot and develop trends in areas like perfumery, aromatherapy, and aromachology (the study of the effects of smells on human behavior). Robertet has operations in Asia, North and Latin America, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. The Maubert family owns a controlling interest in Robertet.

Schwebel Baking was founded in 1906 by Joseph and Dora Schwebel and remains a family-owned and -operated company. Schwebel Baking produces a noseful of wonderful aromas, baking up bagels, bread, buns, rolls, pita bread, and tortillas for the consumer food industry. Schwebel Baking company's brands include Schwebel's, Schwebel's Selects, Roman Meal, Country Hearth, Milton's, Vogel's, and Aladdin's. Its products are available in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York at retail food stores, restaurants, and about 25 company-owned bakery outlet stores. It also licenses its brands to other producers, and customers can have bread shipped directly to their homes.

Glory Foods, Inc. was founded in 1989. Glory Foods, Inc. manufactures and distributes Southern food products to grocery stores in the United States. Glory Foods company’s product line includes canned vegetables and side dishes, and frozen savory entrees and side dishes, as well as fresh-cut, bagged vegetables, including greens and spinach, peas and beans, yams and sweet potatoes, lower sodium products, hot sauces, cooking bases, and corn bread and muffins. It also offers seasoned cooking base and savory accents cooking base lines.

Borg Produce Sales company is headquartered in Los Angeles, where it operates 130,000-square-feet of storage space and maintains its fleet of 20 refrigerated delivery trucks. Borg Produce Sales is a leading wholesale distributor of fresh fruit and vegetables serving Southern California. It supplies grocery retailers and other customers with a wide array of fresh produce, including asparagus, bell peppers, cauliflower, corn, and zucchini, as well as tropical fruits (bananas, mangoes, papaya). In addition, Borg Produce imports such products as grapes, kiwis, and peaches from Chile, along with Clementines (a variety of mandarin orange) from Spain.

Kegel's Produce is a leading wholesale supplier of fresh fruits and vegetables in Pennsylvania and northern Maryland. Kegel's Produce company distributes a wide variety fruit, including citrus, apples, bananas, berries, and melons, along with vegetables, such as lettuce, onions, and tomatoes. It also provides value-added bagged salads and fresh cut fruits and vegetables. Kegel's Produce company's customers include food retailers and restaurants and other foodservice operators.

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