Access Organics, Inc. is a sales and marketing agent for certified organic produce farmers, primarily located in Montana. It specializes in peppers, onions, winter and summer squash, spinach, greens, tomatoes, and berries. The company's products are available to food wholesalers, distributors, and retailers throughout the US and Canada. Access Organics is owned by president Bonnie Campbell Poux.

Natures Way Foods Ltd. company was founded in 1994 when Tesco asked farmer, David Langmead, to produce a salad product it required. Langmead's brother, Robert, a former food consultant to Unilever, joined him and together they created the Natures Way as a sister company to Langmead Farms. Once simply a lettuce farm, the company now prepares and packages ready-made salads, and watercress for sale through major UK grocery retailers and restaurants; it also provides bagged ready-to-eat fresh fruit.

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.

Since 1914, Tastykake's employees have taken tremendous pride in the company's rich heritage and bright future. Unquestionably, our products represent the industry benchmark for consistent taste, quality, and freshness. Over the years, Tastykake has become a true Philadelphia success story, with gross annual sales in excess of $280 million. But for all of us, we have our sights set much higher, and have a concrete plan in place to overcome the numerous challenges that lie ahead. We believe we will be a company that will be a formidable competitor in the years to come.

Parrish and Heimbecker, Limited (P&H) is a Canadian family-owned firm with over 100 years of experience in agribusiness, with locations stretching across Canada from Vancouver to Halifax. P&H has grown into a diversified, vertically integrated company that is committed to agribusiness and the entire agri-food industry. Parrish and Heimbecker is not your run-of-the-mill grain elevator company. Originally founded in 1909 as an operator of grain storage elevators, Parrish and Heimbecker has since expanded and become a diversified agriculture business. While it still operates its elevator business, the company also owns and operates flour milling and poultry subsidiaries. They include wheat miller, Ellison Milling; P&H Foods, a producer of Butterball turkey products in Canada; and Cook's, a supplier of edible beans, peas, lentil, coarse grains, and oilseeds. Parrish and Heimbecker has offices, distribution centers, and grain elevators on Canada and the northern US.

Bake’n Joy Foods, Inc. is an innovative manufacturer of high-quality bakery items for the professional baker, foodservice operator and supermarket instore bakery. Our product lines include premium bakery mixes & bases, frozen batters for muffins, cakes, loaves & more, toppings and fillings, and frozen predeposited (ready-to-bake) batters for muffins, cookies, cakes and loaves.In 1941, a man with a vision set out to build a business. Noticing his friends and neighbors were relying more and more on the corner bakery, he had an idea of how he could help the busy baker. Equipped with one small bakery blender, he began producing bread and donut mixes and selling them to local bakers, founding what is now Bake’n Joy Foods, Inc.

Beam Global Spirits & Wine, Inc. is the fourth largest premium spirits company in the world, with eight of the world’s top-100 premium spirits in our portfolio and $2.5 billion in revenue. At Beam Global Spirits & Wine, the spotlight is on the world. Headquartered in the US, it offers libations with global origins: Canadian Club Whiskey from our neighbor country just to the north; Courvoisier Cognac from France; Kummerling Liqueur from Germany; VOX Vodka from The Netherlands; Laphroaig Scotch from Scotland; and Sauza Tequila with roots dating back to the Spanish conquistadors in Mexico. The company's Jim Beam is the #1 selling branded bourbon in the world; its DeKuyper, from The Netherlands, is the #1 cordial brand in the US. These and Beam's other premium branded beverages are bound to show up for Christmas parties at Fortune Brands, of which Beam Global Spirits & Wine is a subsidiary.

NORPAC was formed by a group of Oregon farmers in 1924. NORPAC Foods company is a 240-member, grower-owned cooperative that produces frozen and canned fruits and vegetables, as well as soup and pasta mixes, under the FLAV-R-PAC, NORPAC, WEST-PAK, SOUP SUPREME, and Pasta Perfect labels. The cooperative sorts, processes, and packages its growers' products at its five processing plants in the northwestern US and sells the packaged foods to foodservice companies, retail grocers, club stores, and food manufacturers throughout the US; it also exports products to Canada, Latin America, Puerto Rico, Japan, Korea, and Taiwan.

Operating under the Canadian Springs and Labrador Source brands, Aquaterra delivers 18.5-litre returnable and small format bottled water to more than 175,000 customers in Canada through retail, office, and home delivery channels. The company also provides services such as water cooler rental, sales and cleaning, and point of use water filtration systems. Aquaterra was formed in mid-2006 when France's Groupe Danone sold its Danone Waters of Canada business to the Toronto-based investment firm Birch Hill Equity Partners. Groupe Danone had acquired the company, known at the time as Sparkling Springs, from the Canadian investment bank Clairvest in 2003.

AWB Limited markets wheat and other grains grown on farms Down Under. AWB's activities include the pooling, marketing, trading, financing, risk and logistical management of wheat. Other crops that it handles include include barley, sorghum, and oilseeds and its seeds division provides seed for those crops. AWB made the transition from government-owned to farmer-owned in 1999 and is now a publicly traded company, although it continues to be monitored by the Wheat Export Authority. AWB also owns rural-services company, Landmark, which operates some 400 retail supply outlets for Australian farmers. AWB's other operations include wool marketing services and fertilizer production.

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