| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Mikael Bundgaard-Nielsen |
Chief Technology Officer | Profile |
CentralStar serves dairy and beef producers in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Indiana, with additional DHI territory in surrounding states. Full-time employee team me
KIND is more than just a brand of whole nut and fruit bars made from ingredients you can see and pronounce®—it is also a movement and way of being. At KIND, we aim to make the world a bit kinder through all that we do and how we do it—from the products we create to the way we work, live and give back. And that may be why nutritionists, foodies and social leaders alike all agree that KIND is the best snack around! We`re looking for passionate, conscious collaborators to help us meet our goals: to inspire kindness, with one tasty snack (and good act) at a time.
We know you care about the future of food, and so do we. That`s why our experienced teams of ingredient specialists, technical experts, bakers, and culinary creators are working to develop innovative products that feed the world today and nourish what comes next for tomorrow. At the center of our efforts is a collaborative approach that brings the best of human insight, hard work, and trusted nutrition together to help our customers – and the future of nutrition – grow.
We believe that together we can be the spark that makes an impact. That’s why every Mighty Spark purchase helps feed someone in need.
Launched in August of 2011, Kane Brewing Company is a small craft brewery located on the coast of New Jersey. Our focus is brewing American-style and Belgian influenced ales. All of our handcrafted beers are unfiltered, unpasteurized and brewed locally in our custom built brew house located in Ocean Township in Monmouth County. Most of our beers are draft-only and available at bars and restaurants in coastal, central and northern New Jersey where we hand deliver each beer to ensure the highest level of both beer freshness and service. We hope you enjoy drinking our beers as much as we enjoy creating them