High Liner Foods Incorporated engages in processing and marketing of seafood, and other food products in North America. High Liner Foods company distributes products to retail and food service customers. It sells its own brands, including High Liner, Fisher Boy, FPI, Sea Cuisine, Mirabel, and Royal Sea and manufactures private labels. High Liner Foods company owns and operates four food-processing plants located in Lunenburg Nova Scotia; Burin Newfoundland & Labrador; Portsmouth New Hampshire and Danvers Massachusetts. Canadian Operations Retail: The primary brand of the company’s business, High Liner, is sold to every major Canadian grocery retailer and club store. The brand includes approximately 100 individual products, from its traditional battered and breaded fish portions to premium products that offer various seafood species. Retail also sells private label brands to customers. Retail also includes the Mirabel and Royal Sea brands. Food Service: High Liner Foods company provides food service customers with new products. Food Service focuses on delivering seafood and menu expertise to restaurant chains and food service distributors. United States Operations Retail: High Liner Foods company’s U.S. subsidiary produces and sells seafood products under the Fisher Boy and High Liner brands. The business distributes products throughout the United States and in Mexico. It sells to all major U.S. club store chains.

Tereos SA, together with its subsidiaries, engages in processing, marketing, and trading sugar beet, sugar cane, and cereals into a range of sugars, starch products, alcohols, bioethanol, and by-products intended for animal feed and the supply of electricity. It also engages in the production of fondant sugar. In addition, the company involves in the production and marketing of glucose syrup, maltodextrin, dextrose, and polyols from corn and wheat starch.

Jelly Belly Candy Company beginnings are traced back to a family named Goelitz. When two young brothers emigrated from Germany to make their mark in America, they set the family on its candymaking course. In 1869, just two years after arriving in America, Gustav Goelitz bought an ice cream and candy store in Belleville, Ill., and his brother, Albert was sent out in a horse drawn wagon to sell their sweets to nearby communities. Then the second generation of the family jumped on the band wagon of candy innovations by making a new type of candy, then called "buttercream" candies, including Candy Corn, a sweet we've made since about 1900 (and still use the same recipe). These candies carried the family through the Great Depression and two world wars. Today, the great-grandsons of Gustav Goelitz, the fourth generation, are still carrying on the tradition of making candy.

McCormick Distilling is best known for its imported Tequila Rose, a strawberry-flavored liqueur, used as a mixer with tequila. The company also makes and imports a variety of other distilled spirits, including vodka, gin, rum, bourbon, and whiskey. It also makes ready-to-drink alcoholic beverages like the scarily named Tarantula margaritas. McCormick operates a tasting room and gift shop at its headquarters in its hometown of Weston, Missouri. The company, which was founded in 1856, touts its distillery as the oldest, continuously operated distillery in the US.

Founded in 1984 by Rebecca Wallace, Word of Mouth, Inc. has produced such events as the grand opening ceremony for the Austin Bergstrom International Airport and a tea in honor of Queen Elizabeth II at the Texas governor's mansion. Word of Mouth operates as Word of Mouth Catering, a leading event services business serving in Central Texas. It offers planning and catering for weddings, receptions, and corporate events.

Kemps LLC, manufactures and markets milk, ice cream and related dairy products under a variety of strong brands including Kemps, Hood, Hagan, Green's and Arrowhead. The company also manufactures a wide range of private label dairy products for major retail and food service customers. The company, with headquarters located in St. Paul, Minnesota, has over 1,450 employees serving customers in markets throughout the upper Midwest, New England, Mid Atlantic and Gulf States region. Kemps operates four fluid processing facilities located in Duluth, Rochester and Minneapolis, Minnesota; and Cedarburg, Wisconsin: a cultured plant in Farmington, Minnesota; and ice cream facilities in Rochester, Minnesota and Suffield, Connecticut. The company also owns Beckers Dairy, a food service distributorship located in downtown Chicago.Kemps is well known in the industry for introducing innovative new products and has received frequent recognition for a number of successful first to market product launches including Kemps Frozen Yogurt, Kemps Yo-J, and Kemps Squeezable Sour Cream.

Chocoladefabriken Lindt & Spruengli AG started in a small pastry shop on Marktgasse in Zurich's old town in 1845. Confectioner David Sprüngli-Schwarz and his 29 year old son Rudolf Sprüngli-Ammann, who also trained to be a confectioner, dared to do something new: they decided to make chocolate. In particular and in keeping with the new fashion that came from Italy –solid bars - just like François-Louis Cailler in Vevey and Philippe Suchard in Neuchâtel had already done.

Welch Foods produces Welch's juices and jellies as the operating subsidiary of the 1,200-member National Grape Cooperative Association. Its offerings include refrigerated juices and cocktails, frozen and shelf-stable concentrates, sparkling juice and single-serve juice products. Welch's produces fresh grapes, as well as jams, jellies, and preserves. Its products are sold under the Welch's and BAMA labels. The co-op licenses the Welch's name to other manufactures for use in products such as frozen fruit confections, dried fruit, fruit snacks, and carbonated beverages. It sells its more than 400 products to food and beverage retailers and foodservice operators in the US and 35 other countries and territories.

Going with the grain, Wheeler Brothers Grain Company operates beef cattle feedlots and grain elevators in Oklahoma. The company offers agronomy services and has certified crop consultants who offer advice regarding the development of production strategies. Traditionally, Oklahoma wheat had been marketed domestically or shipped through the Texas Gulf for export. However, in the wake of the implementation of NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement), Wheeler Brothers Grain became one of the first Oklahoma grain companies to ship grain directly (by rail) to millers in Mexico in 2000. The company was founded in 1917.

Burke Corporation's products are top of the line. They top off pizzas, pasta, and tacos. The company makes cooked meat products for use by other food manufacturers, foodservice companies, and restaurants. Burke's meats include breakfast patties, chicken strips and pieces, shredded beef, meatballs, Mexican-style meat fillings, and pizza toppings (beef and pork crumbles and pepperoni). Its brands include Premoro (Italian meats), Tezzata (Mexican meats), and MagniFoods (specialty meats). The company also provides bulk packaging and custom formulation services. Burke was acquired by Hormel Foods in 2007.

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