The Nestlé Corporate Business Principles are at the basis of our company’s culture, which has developed over the span of 140 years.Since Henri Nestlé first developed his successful infant cereal “Farine Lactée”, we have built our business on the conviction that to have long-term success for our shareholders, we not only have to comply with all applicable legal requirements and ensure that all our activities are sustainable, but additionally we have to create significant value for society.

As Mexico's leading chicken and chicken egg producer, Industrias Bachoco doesn't care if the chicken or the egg came first. The company operates poultry production and distribution facilities throughout Mexico and accounted for more than 30% of Mexico's total chicken production in 2008. Bachoco breeds, processes, and markets chicken (accounting for about 77% of the company's sales that same year). It produces and distributes eggs, swine, and animal feed. Although it brings in less than 1% of the company's sales, Bachoco also offers turkey and selected value-added beef products. (It raises no turkey or cattle, it only processes them.) The Robinson Bours family owns an 83% interest in the company.

Russell Stover Candies, life really "is" a box of chocolates. It is the largest maker of boxed chocolates in the US. Boxed chocolates, such as the Whitman Sampler, are its, well, bread and butter. However, Russell Stover Candies Inc. also sells bagged and individually wrapped hard candies and jellies. It offers sugar-free candy, including a sugarless version of Pangburn's Millionaires. Russell Stover's candies are sold by more than 70,000 retail outlets in all 50 US states and Puerto Rico, and in more than 20 other countries, including Canada and the UK. Russell Stover Candies Inc. also operates some 40 Russell Stover Candies retail candy shops and kiosks in the US and Canada. Co-presidents and brothers, Tom and Scott Ward, own the company.

Sioux Honey Association is one of the world's leading honey manufacturers, with about 315 member-beekeepers in more than 30 states. The cooperative produces more than 40 million pounds of honey each year, including such varieties as clover, orange, and sage. Sioux Honey markets its products to food retailers, food manufacturers, and foodservice operators in the US, as well as in the Middle and Far East, Central and South America, and Europe under the Sue Bee, Clover Maid, North American, Aunt Sue, Natural Pure brand names. In addition, it offers private-label services. The co-op also makes a honey-sweetened energy drink called Buzz.

Over the past two decades Interfresh has emerged as a leading distributor and marketer of fresh fruits and vegetables. Interfresh passion for produce began in 1987, supplying the finest fruits and vegetables to a small group of upscale independent markets. Outgrowing Interfresh humble beginnings, Interfresh now utilizes a global sourcing network to provide top-quality product year-round. Interfresh nationwide retail, wholesale and foodservice customer base benefits from Interfresh team's flexibility and resourcefulness in filling each and every order.Interfresh corporate headquarters, located in Fullerton, CA, coupled with interfresh strategic expansions into Los Angeles, San Francisco and Walnut Creek, have allowed Interfresh the ability to broaden interfresh reach and further develop interfresh product line. The added capacity of interfresh 30,000 square foot distribution facility in Orange, CA enhances interfresh ability to provide consistent service 52 weeks a year.

Synutra International knows how to pack a nutritional punch -- and put it into a can. The company develops, manufactures, and sells enriched milk- and rice-powder products for infants and children. The company also makes powdered nutritional products for adults; however, most of the company's business comes from the sale of its infants' and children's powders. Synutra products are sold at more than 65,000 retail outlets located throughout mainland China. Chairman and CEO Liang Zhang owns 67% of the company.

Fall Creek Vineyards was established in 1975 by Texas businessman/rancher, Ed Auler and his wife, Susan. The vineyards are located eighty miles northwest of Austin in the Texas Hill Country where the sandy loam soil, warm days and cool breezes off Lake Buchanan provide an excellent microclimate for growing premium wine grapes.The inspiration for the winery came in 1973 when the Aulers, on a trip to France, noted remarkable similarities in the soil, terrain and microclimate of parts of the French wine country and their own ranch. “I became convinced that certain parts of the Texas Hill Country would be ideally suited to grape growing,” says Ed.Fall Creek Vineyards is named after gorgeous, spring-fed Fall Creek, which flows through the Auler family’s ranch near the winery. Fall Creek empties into the Colorado River at the spectacular Fall Creek waterfalls. The 90-foot waterfalls have been a landmark since the time of early man and continue to be one today. Vanishing Texas River Cruise provides tours of the Fall Creek waterfalls daily.

Shari's Berries International makes and sells chocolate-dipped strawberries. Shari's Berries product line includes yogurt-dipped strawberries, and chocolate-dipped champagne bottles and drinking goblets. Its signature item is strawberry roses -- chocolate-dipped strawberries mounted on stems and sold by the dozen and half dozen. Shari's Berries confections are available in retail stores located in and around Sacramento, California, as well as through TV and catalog sales and on the company's Web site. Shari Fitzpatrick founded the company in 1989. In 2006 the company was sold to Provide Commerce.

Bartlett And Company was founded in 1907 and is based in Kansas City, Missouri. Bartlett and Company was formerly known as Bartlett Agri Enterprises, Inc. Bartlett And Company engages in the grain merchandising and storage, flour and feed milling, and cattle feeding businesses in the United States. The company produces starches and glutens for making household products, such as vodka and shampoo. It operates flour mills in Kansas and North Carolina; feed stores in North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia; and cattle feed yards in Texas.

Founded in 1987 by CEO Alfonso Funjul, Flo-Sun's origins go back through five generations of the Fanjul family, which began sugar farming in Cuba in the 1850s. Flo-Sun companies produce nearly four million tons of the sweet stuff each year (sold under the brand names Domino, C&H, Florida Crystals, Redpath, and Jack Frost). The company's other holdings include more than 400,000 acres of land, hotels and resorts, an airport, and a renewable-energy power plant. Annual revenues from all of its businesses are estimated at $2.5 billion and include operations in 20 US states, Canada, the Dominican Republic, and Mexico.

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