Wheat's going on? Well, at Pamela's Products, it's gone. Wheat, that is. The company makes wheat- and gluten-free cookies, biscotti, and cakes (including cheese cakes such as white chocolate raspberry). It also offers baking mixes for bread, cornbread, pancakes, cakes, cookies, brownies, and frosting. The company's goods are geared toward people with food allergies and intolerances. They are available at specialty and natural food stores and supermarkets throughout North America. They can also be ordered online. Pamela's Products was founded by Pamela Giusto-Sorrells in 1988.

Parmalat Canada Ingredients & Export is a premier dairy ingredients supplier and innovator to the food processing industry.Through the continual focused efforts of our sales, technical and production teams we have developed a proven track record of delivering dairy ingredients that bring functionality, value and good taste. We strive to always understand the customer's needs and offer a full line of specialty and commodity ingredients, designed to meet that need with high quality standards. Parmalat Canada's dedicated team's awareness of the continual changes in dairy supply, regulatory environment and nutritional trends makes them a valuable partner to our Canadian and strategic export customers.

Whyte and Mackay may sound as if it could help you in the courtroom, but is more likely to be of service afterward. Founded in 1844, the company produces Scotch and other spirits from single malt distilleries in Dalmore, the Isle of Jura, Fettercairn, and Tamnavulin. It also operates a grain distillery at Invergordon. Whyte and Mackay, which exports its spirits to customers in more than 100 countries, also produces Valdivar, a leading vodka brand in the UK. Whyte and MacKay operates four distilleries and one bottling plant in Scotland. In 2007 it was sold to United Spirits Limited (a unit of the Indian conglomerate, the UB Group) for about $1 billion). In 2008 Whyte and Mackay brands were introduced in India.

The Irish Dairy Board, originally established in 1961, is a major international exporter of Irish dairy products servicing the needs and quality demands of a variety of customers world-wide.The Board is a commercial co-operative, tasked to market and export the Irish dairy products produced by its member manufacturing co-operatives and dairy companies and thereby generate the maximum return for the primary producers. It owns the internationally established Kerrygold brand, the Irish dairy industry’s most important marketing asset. The Board's business is operated through three divisions, consumer business, food ingredients and DPI distribution. One of Ireland’s biggest exporters, with major distribution companies in the Europe and the US, the Irish Dairy Board has an annual turnover of over €2 billion.

A dedicated beer town like Milwaukee needs some sausage to "go with" and that's where Usinger's comes in. Fred Usinger, Inc., is a city institution known for its Old World sausage and other prepared meats. The company produces more than 70 kinds of sausage, including beerwurst, of course, as well as numerous varieties of bratwurst, knackwurst, summer sausage, and wieners. It also produces ham, bacon, and other smoked meats. Usinger's sells its products through retail food stores, as well as through its catalog and Web site. Usinger's also operates its landmark store in downtown Milwaukee. The family-owned company was founded in 1880 by German immigrant Fred Usinger.

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.

In 1903, the Yakima Valley was already established as a premiere growing region for many fruits and vegetables, but the system of getting the crops to market was outdated. At the time, truckers traveled from farm to farm negotiating with individual farmers to set a price for their fruit. The farmers knew they needed a better system so they banded together to form the Yakima County Horticultural Union and Yakima Valley Growers Association cooperatives. These groups centralized packing, selling and distribution of the crops and opened channels for shipping to markets such as Los Angeles, Chicago, New York and beyond. In 1965 the two cooperatives merged together and took on the name Snokist Growers.Today, Snokist is still a grower-owned cooperative with more than 150 active members. Our growers range from multi-generation family farms that are steeped in tradition to young, innovative farmers setting a new standard in agriculture with organic production and integrated pest management. We employ more than 700 people to provide food products for retail, food service and industrial use customers. The Snokist cannery packs in a variety of containers from cans, glass and totes to single serve bowls and cups. We've joined forces with Pacific Coast Producers to give our customers a one-stop shopping choice for the majority of products you find in the grocery fruit aisle, including apples, apricots, cherries, peaches, pears, prunes and fruit cocktail.

"Where's the beef?" In Brazil, if you're Marfrig. The company, through its GJ brand, is a top South American beef producer. Marfrig Frigor�ficos processes and exports (about 50% of sales) premium beef cuts and frozen cooked parts -- from tongues to shanks -- to consumer markets in Asia, Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas. It also supplies lamb, pork, and poultry, and other food products. It runs about 10 processing centers throughout South America, where it has a slaughter production capacity of about 10,000 animals per day, as well as a central storage facility. Marfrig is expanding internationally and has agreed to acquire US-based Keystone Foods for about $1.2 billion.

Sylvan Inc. is the world leader in fungal science and technology and our proprietary technology for propagating microorganisms on solid substrates in sterile environment allows us to produce quality spawn and innovative fungal products that deliver high yields for our customers.Sylvan Inc. is headquartered in Kittanning, Pennsylvania, United States, and employs more than 400 people in 18 countries and distributes its products worldwide. Reflecting on its international portfolio, the company is organised into two operating divisions: Spawn and Bio.In 2004, Sylvan was acquired by the Snyder Associated Companies of Kittanning, Pennsylvania, which has interests in minerals mining, gas and oil exploration and production and mushroom farming.

Parmalat aims to play a daily role in the well-being of consumers throughout the world. The group strives to gain recognition for the high quality of its products, for its ability to innovate and ultimately as one of the top global players in the “added-value functional food” segment. The group aims to optimize value for shareholders while adhering to ethical principles of business conduct. Parmalat is committed to fostering the professional development of employees and associates as well as contributing to economic and social progress in the communities in which it operates.

Inviting Real Estate Agents, Job Placements Agents, Educational Institutes, Software Service Providers, Real Estate Builders, Marriage Bureaus, Travel Agents, Restaurant Owners, Health & Fitness Centers and other Local Businesses to Post a FREE Classified Advertisement on Cootera.com Classifieds Website.