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Butterball Farms

www.butterballfarms.com

 
Butterball Farms, Inc. is the world`s leader in producing specialty butter for the foodservice market. Recently Butterball Farms, Inc. has moved into producing compound butter for the packaged good industry, our products can already be found in a number of consumer packages sold at retail. We have found that butter is an excellent base for bringing flavor to our customers vegetables, meats, potatoes, and other meal offerings. We bring a highly experienced and responsive team to this market and an ability to execute projects and scale them.
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $100-250 Million

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