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Haribo is a German confectionery company founded by Hans Riegel Sr.
Healthy chef-prepared meals that save time, reduce food waste and support farmers. Delivered to your door. Ready in minutes. Vacuum-packed, sous-vide style, to stay naturally fresh and lock in the flavor and nutrition of real whole foods. Many ingredie...
Since, 1899, Bay State Milling has proudly provided exceptional quality flour and plant-based ingredients to the grain-based foods industry. Our markets include retail and wholesale bakeries, foodservice operators, distributors and food manufacturers. As the largest family-owned milling company in the United States, Bay State has developed a nationwide distribution network that allows the delivery of flour, seeds, spices and custom blends to most metropolitan markets.
Mr. Greens Produce was founded in 2003; In August 2011 it was purchased by Peter Politis with six employees and four vehicles in a rented 3000 sq. ft. facility in Allapattah. In 2012, the firm expanded to its own 14,000 sq. ft. facility near the produce market on NW 22nd Street. Mr. Greens Produce has been a big contributor of employment in Allapattah as its philosophy has been to hire local residents as well as military veterans. The staff grew during its first year under new ownership to 24 employees and 11 vehicles. In 2015, the firm moved into its own 65,000 sq. ft. facility on six acres in Liberty City. Mr. Greens has grown to over 180 employees, 52 refrigerated trucks and 16 refrigerated vans.
We sell all of our products with the roots attached so you and your family are buying the freshest lettuce and leafy greens available! You actually pick the leaves from a living plant, right in your own kitchen. It`s our hydroponic growing methods that help make it possible. All of our products are grown in greenhouses in Carpinteria, California. Indoor crops are protected from outside elements, reducing the possibility of contamination. Our elevated growing channels keep our crops from ever touching the dirt, so they stay much cleaner than field-grown crops.