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Perdue Farms is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for everyone we touch through innovative food and agricultural products. Since our beginning on Arthur Perdue`s farm in 1920, to our expansion into agribusiness and the introduction of the PERDUE® brand of chicken and turkey under Frank Perdue, and continuing with our third generation of leadership with Chairman Jim Perdue, we`ve remained family owned and family operated. We are the parent company of Perdue Foods and Perdue AgriBusiness. Through our PERDUE®, HARVESTLAND®, COLEMAN NATURAL® and COLEMAN ORGANIC® food brands; agricultural products and services; and stewardship and corporate responsibility programs, we are working to become the most-trusted name in food and agricultural products.
At EverGrain, we look at the world differently. Helping to cultivate products with barley protein and barley fiber.
Emmi (USA), Inc. produces and imports cheeses products. The company offers traditional, cave aged, specialty, and processed cheese products, as well as fondue and lactose free yogurt cheese; and vegetable quesadillas, spiral breadsticks, gruyere rings, turkey burgers, filet mignon, red potato rosti, cauliflower gruyere soup, and pork tenderloin. It offers its products through retail shops. Emmi (USA), Inc. was formerly known as Emmi Gerber Cheese & Co. Inc. and changed its name to Emmi (USA), Inc. in January 2004. The company was founded in 1920 and is based in Orangeburg, New York. Emmi (USA), Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Emmi AG.
Laird Superfood is an "Alternative Energy" company. Through its award-winning line of Coffee Creamers, Laird Superfood is focused on providing consumers with the strongest and most sustained all-natural energy source available in the marketplace today.
PIM Brands, Inc. (PIM) is one of North America`s premier makers of fruit snacks, confections and other treats. PIM is ranked amongst the top 50 global confectionery companies and has also been named as one of the fastest growing CPG companies in the U.S. by Boston Consulting Group and IRI four times in the past six years.