Gorton's Inc. offers frozen seafood products in the United States and Canada. It offers fish sticks; breaded fillets, including garlic and herb, potato crunch, breaded tilapia, and lemon herb breaded fillets; and battered fillets, such as beer and lemon pepper battered fillets. The company also provides grilled fillets, which include lemon pepper, garlic butter, lemon butter, cajun blackened, Italian herb, and char grilled fillets; salmon grilled fillets; and fish tenders, such as batter, crunchy, and beer batter tenders. In addition, Gorton's offers shrimps, lobster, steak, crab, shellfish, gourmet fish, chowder and bisque, and appetizers/desserts; and gift certificates, gift baskets, gift selections, and business gifts.

Alabama Farmers Cooperative, originally the Tennessee Valley Fertilizer Cooperative, was organized in Decatur, Alabama in 1936 by a group of local county co-ops. Upon becoming a single entity, the new cooperative developed a modest plant in Decatur to satisfy the farmers’ need for fairly priced fertilizer.Over the years, AFC acquired or built additional facilities. Today, AFC has storage facilities for both liquid and dry fertilizer throughout the areas that it serves.Alabama Farmers Cooperative (AFC) provides farmers in the Yellowhammer State a full range of agricultural supplies and services, including feed, fertilizer, seed, grain storage, and marketing, along with home-gardening items such as seeds and hardware. The co-op, which boasts 46 member associations, serving members in 49 US states; it owns and operates member-only co-op stores in Alabama, Florida, and Georgia. AFC owns Bonnie Plants, one of the largest suppliers of vegetable and herb plants for the home gardener in the US, along with BioLogic, which makes forage products for wild game. AFC also operates catfish fish farms and supplies the foodservice industry with whole and value-added catfish.

North Dakota Mill & Elevator rises to the occasion. The mill is a producer of wheat flour used specifically in breads and other baked goods like cookies and crackers. It processes more than 78,000 bushels of wheat a day and ships most of its flour in bulk to wholesalers. It offers semolina flour, as well as specialty products such as wholegrain wheat flour, wheat germ, and corn flour for tortillas. The mill also sells pancake mixes, bread machine mixes, and wholewheat, all-purpose and bread flours under the Dakota Maid brand to consumers through its online store. Owned by the State of North Dakota, it contributes 50% of its profits to the North Dakota State General Fund.

Stewart & Jasper Orchards (S&J) shakes trees, bringing down nutty treasures. The company is a California nut and fruit grower and operates a state-of-the-art nut-hulling, -shelling, -processing, and -packing facility. In addition to bulk almonds and walnuts, it offers packaged foods such as chocolate-covered nuts, dried fruit, fruit preserves, and nut butters. S&J also grows and packs stone fruits, including peaches, nectarines, pluots, plumcots, and apricots, which are marketed under the Suprema Brand and J.J.'s Jackpot labels. While its 500 acres yield 2 to 3 million pounds of marketable products a year, S&J also contracts with local growers to meet customer demand. The company ships its products worldwide.

You could say that the Young Pecan Company is a shell company but in a good way. Relieving some 100 million pounds of pecans of their shells every year, the company is one of the largest pecan processors in the world. It has state-of-the-art laser shelling operations in Las Cruces, New Mexico; Florence, South Carolina; and Zaragosa, Mexico, as well as buying operations and storage facilities in Albany, Georgia. Farming no nut orchards of its own, Young Pecan purchases pecans from growers located near its plants. It sells its shelled pecan products to mainly domestic and international food manufacturing companies, with some distribution in retail food outlets. The company was purchased by the King Ranch in 2006.

Triple B Corporation, doing business as Charlie's Produce, supplies conventional, organic and specialty produce, floral items, and an assortment of fresh-cut and custom-cut produce for restaurants, grocery stores, institutions, wholesalers, and the marine industry in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Alaska, and Montana. It offers vegetables, fruits, grocery items, and decorative plants and cut flowers; organic products, such as organic fruits, vegetables, and processed items; processed items; grocery products; and frozen foods, dairy items, meats, dry goods, and nonfood grocery items.

Herr Foods is your best friend when you've got a case of the munchies. The snack food manufacturer, in business since 1946, makes about 340 different kinds of snack foods (all sold under the Herr's brand name) including potato chips, pretzels, tortilla chips, cheese curls, corn chips, pita chips, popcorn, crackers, nuts, pork rinds, onion rings, and meat sticks. Herr Foods company distributes its food items to retail food outlets in the US (primarily east of the Mississippi River), as well as in Canada. Herr Foods is run by chairman and CEO James M. Herr, son of company founder, James Stauffer Herr.

Golden Enterprises, Inc., through its wholly owned subsidiary, Golden Flake Snack Foods, Inc., provides packaged food products principally in the United States. It manufactures and distributes a line of salted snack items, such as potato chips, tortilla chips, corn chips, fried pork skins, baked and fried cheese curls, onion rings, and puff corn. The company also markets a line of cakes and cookie items, canned dips, pretzels, peanut butter crackers, cheese crackers, dried meat products, and nuts packaged by other manufacturers under the Golden Flake label. It sells its products through its sales organization and independent distributors to commercial establishments, which markets its food products in Alabama and in parts of Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, Arkansas, Missouri, and Texas. The company was formerly known as Golden Flake, Inc. and changed its name to Golden Enterprises, Inc. in January 1977. Golden Enterprises, Inc. was founded in 1946 and is headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama.

At the Wensleydale Creamery we pride ourselves on the quality and authenticity of our products. We are dedicated to ensuring all of our cheeses are made using traditional recipes that have been handed down through the generations. Skill and art is applied to all our products through the handcrafting process and all our cheeses are matured naturally to give the perfect flavour balance.

What would hash browns and eggs over easy be without North Side Foods? An incomplete meal, that's what. North Side Foods supplies pre-cooked pork and turkey sausage products (links, patties, crumbles) to major US and Canadian restaurant chains, as well as schools and other foodservice customers. It is a major sausage supplier for McDonald's. The company's meats are marketed under the Ember Farms brand name. Founded in 1909 and a subsidiary of Smithfield Foods since 1998, North Side Foods is headquartered in Arnold, Pennsylvania, and has manufacturing facilities in Cumming, Georgia.

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