Company founded in 1755 in Bordeaux.The brand, created by Marie Brizard in Bordeaux, a region renowned throughout the world for its tradition of quality wines, is one of the world's most venerable producers of liqueurs and drinks based on plants, fruits and spices.Originally, the firm made its name with the aniseed liqueur that was later to become the Marie Brizard anisette, but its real growth period came when it branched out into a wide range of cocktail-based liqueurs, spirits, syrops, and more recently wines.The group sells some 230 million bottles, via two distribution subsidiaries (France and Spain) and exports to over 120 countries. The Marie Brizard brand of liqueurs has a reputation and a know-how that are unrivalled anywhere in the world.

An industry leader in the manufacturing of extruded and panned candy products, the American Licorice Company is one of the original licorice manufacturers in the U.S. candy industry. Since its establishment in 1914, American Licorice has brought happiness to consumers with their Red Vines®, Snaps®, Sour Punch®, and Super Ropes® candy and now, American Licorice Company brings more happiness with Natural Vines® premium all natural licorice and Extinguisher® chewy sour candy. American Licorice makes candy concoctions using one of America's favorite flavorings -- licorice. The company manufactures licorice twists, pieces, and ropes in various flavors (including original red, original black, strawberry, and cherry). It also makes sour hard candies. American's brand names include Red Vines, Snaps, Super Ropes, and Sour Punch.

DPI Specialty Foods Midwest is a regional operating unit of specialty food wholesaler DPI Specialty Foods. DPI Specialty Foods company supplies supermarkets, specialty food stores, and other food retailers with a range of food and non-food items, including imported foods, organic and natural goods, and ethnic food items. DPI Midwest serves customers in more than a dozen Midwestern states.

Icelandic Group company has operations in other countries through local subsidiaries. Three-quarters of its seafood products are sold frozen to retail and foodservice distributors. Although it sells unprocessed fish, the company adds some additional value to about 70% of its products in the form of breading or marinating. In the UK it owns Coldwater Seafood (value-added frozen seafood products) and Seachill. In the US, Icelandic Group company operates a seafood-processing plant and the shellfish exporter, Ocean to Ocean. Icelandic Group company has netted much of its growth through acquisitions around the world.

Tootsie Roll Industries, Inc. is America's favorite candy company, manufacturing and selling some of the world's most popular confectionary brands. Beginning in a modest New York candy store with the Tootsie Roll's introduction in 1896, the Chicago-based company has grown to become one of the country's largest candy companies, with operations throughout North America and with distribution channels in more than 75 countries. Tootsie's brands include some of the most familiar candy names: Tootsie Roll, Tootsie Pop, Charms Blow Pop, Mason Dots, Andes, Sugar Daddy, Charleston Chew, Dubble Bubble, Razzles, Caramel Apple Pop, Junior Mints, Cella's Chocolate-Covered Cherries, and Nik-L-Nip. They're sold in a wide variety of venues, including supermarkets, warehouse and membership stores, vending machines, dollar stores, drug stores, and convenience stores.

As a leading supplier of superior quality tomatoes and vegetables, Six L's Packing Company, Inc. has evolved into the largest single-company tomato grower/packer/shipper in the state of Florida, and one of the largest in the country, commanding approximately 12% of the Florida market for the past several years. Since 1986 the company has packed an average annual volume of over fifteen million (25#) boxes of tomatoes. Highly regarded in the industry, Six L's premium tomato and vegetable labels are synonymous with product quality and dependability. Nationwide operations provide the geographic diversity necessary to protect against single crop disaster and ensure that we are able to meet customer produce needs 365 days a year.

Knouse Foods company is a growers' co-op made up of some 125 Appalachian Mountain and Midwestern grower/members. It processes its members' apples for sale as canned and bottled applesauce, juice, cider, vinegar, apple butter, pie fillings, and snack packs, all of which are available nationwide. In addition to stocking supermarket shelves, Knouse, founded in 1949, supplies foodservice operators and industrial-ingredient companies with apple products. It also offers private-label and co-packing services.

Griffith Laboratories is a food-ingredient manufacturer with operations and customers worldwide. Griffith Laboratories company's clients include food manufacturers; foodservice operators, such as restaurants, hotels, and cruise lines; and food retailers and wholesalers. Its products include seasonings, sauce and soup mixes, condiments, texturizers, and bakery blends. Griffith's subsidiaries include Custom Culinary (food bases and mixes) and Innova (meat and savory flavors). Griffith Laboratories company also offers customized ingredient services. Griffith has operations in Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, India, and the Middle East.

Liberty Vegetable Oil Company was founded in 1948 by Isaac Sinaiko and is still owned and operated by his descendants. Liberty Vegetable Oil Company produces certified-organic and -kosher oils from tree nuts. Its oils include sweet almond, English walnut, and pecan, all of which are used in the food-manufacturing, personal-care product, and cosmetic industries. Liberty also makes specialty oils, including oleic canola oil and non-GMO (non-genetically modified) soybean oil. Liberty Vegetable Oil company's milling and refining facilities have the capacity to process 75 tons of nuts and kernels every day. Its products, which are made from US-grown nuts, are distributed throughout the world.

Boar's Head Provisions is more of a ham than a bore. Under the Boar's Head brand name, the company manufactures and distributes specialty deli meats, cheeses, and soups to restaurants, grocers, and delicatessens throughout the US. Its products are distributed in distinctive black and red refrigerated trucks owned by its sister company, Frank Brunckhorst Company. Boar's Head has operations in Arkansas, Florida, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, and Virginia. The company was founded in 1905 by Frank Brunckhorst, who delivered his foods by horse-drawn wagon to small delicatessens and mom-and-pop stores in New York City. It is still owned and operated by his descendants.

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