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Founded in 2003, Late July Snacks is an independent operated company that offers tortilla chips and crackers made from organic, non-GMO ingredients that the whole family will enjoy. Late July products stand out in a crowded snack aisle, not just because of their delicious taste, but also because of their commitment to sourcing the highest quality ingredients. Led by Founder, CEO and mom Nicole Bernard Dawes, Late July is the fastest growing tortilla chip brand in the country and is proud to have found success without sacrificing its commitments to social or environmental causes. An organic snacks pioneer, Late July is dedicated to its mission to transform the food industry by creating the most delicious snacks in the world using organic and non-GMO ingredients. Late July also believes in giving back and donates 10% of its profits to causes that support healthy children and a healthy planet. The company offers a snack for everyone at the table with a variety of gluten-free, vegan, Kosher and nut free offerings. Late July Organic Multigrain Tortilla Chips, Restaurant Style Tortilla Chips, Classic Crackers and the newest addition, Clāsico Tortilla Chips, are available at retailers nationally.
FAL Foods USA specializes in producing and providing natural food and frozen dessert products in both the retail, food service and restaurant channels.
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Gate Gourmet, Inc. is one of the leading companies in the Manufacturing sector.
In 1921, 320 dairy farmers met in St. Paul, Minnesota, to form the Minnesota Cooperative Creameries Association. Their idea was simple—join together to effectively market and distribute members dairy production across the country. From there, we quickly set our sights on growth. Just eight years after establishing our butter marketing organization, we expanded into the ag services and feed businesses. Our international journey kicked off 52 years later, as we began relaying the lessons we had learned to support local agriculture in developing nations around the world. Those efforts have also helped us expand our commercial business beyond the borders of the United States. Today, our four businesses give us a farm-to-fork view of agriculture. Pair this with our farmer ownership and we are uniquely qualified to fulfill our purpose of feeding human progress around the world, while always delivering on our responsibility to member-owners through our core values. We are united in a common cause, committed to excellence and inspired by our place in the world—but there are no shortcuts. We have never lost sight of the value of a hard days work.