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Fork Farms is an ag tech company that provides indoor hydroponic farming technology to social service providers and local farmers to make our food system more socially just. Their flagship product, the Flex Farm, is a fully self-contained and portable ...
Since 1999, IPC has manufactured high-performance temperature-control materials for a large variety of companies around the world. We have spent over a decade studying, perfecting, producing and delivering effective temperature-control packaging to companies shipping medicines, foods and industrial goods worldwide. Starting as a family business in Los Angeles in 1999, IPC started supplying the produce industry in Southern California with the containers, insulation and refrigerant materials required to ship their goods around the world. The company founder quickly recognized the national and global demand for such products, and IPC began to reach out, via trade shows and the internet, to the many industries that require temperature-control packaging around the world. IPC began to grow its extensive manufacturing plant that produces effective temperature-control materials reliably, year-round, day in and day out.
Since our establishment in 2007, SEMO Milling is committed to providing the highest quality dry corn ingredients to food and beverage companies across the U.S. and throughout the world. Our product portfolio includes flaking grits, brewers grits, snack meal, corn meal, corn cones, corn flour, corn bran, and whole grain corn products. We can also mill customized granulations to meet your unique specifications, and offer private label packaging options.
Joy Dog Food is a company that provides high quality dog food for pets and hunting companions. Their dog food is 100% American made and formulated with superior American ingredients in fixed formulas to suit the metabolic needs of any dog.
Milk Source, LLC operates dairies, animal-care facilities and cropland in Wisconsin, Michigan and Kansas. It traces its roots to 1965 when Ted and Dorothy Vosters started a 30-cow dairy farm in Kaukauna, Wis. Its three partners -- Jim Ostrom, John Vost...