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Lundberg Family Farms is one of the leading providers in Agriculture & Mining. It is based in Richvale, CA. To find more information about Lundberg Family Farms, please visit www.lundberg.com.
Asia Bio-Chem Group Corp., through its subsidiaries, manufactures and sells corn starch, gluten, corn germ, and fiber in China. The company’s corn starch is used in producing food products, including MSG, fructose, maltose, glucose, dextrin, citric acid, and lysine. Its corn starch is also used to produce sugar alcohols, such as sorbitol and mannitol, as well as to produce various modified starch products for the pharmaceutical, pulp and paper, and fine chemical industries. The company’s corn germ is used for producing corn oil; and gluten and fiber products are used by livestock farmers as animal feed. Asia Bio-Chem Group Corp. is headquartered in Shenyang, China.
Star Seed is a Osborne, KS-based company in the Agriculture and Mining sector.
Alaskan Industries Inc is a Wasilla, AK-based company in the Agriculture and Mining sector.
Emerge Energy Services is a growth-oriented diversified energy services company. Our operations are strategically located to provide us with direct access to all major resource plays in North America, and also to the major fuel markets of Dallas/Fort Worth and Birmingham, AL. Sand Emerge Energy Services` sand subsidiary produces silica sand that is a key input for the hydraulic fracturing of oil and gas wells. While the Company is able to produce sand suited for the stimulation of both oil and gas wells, the Company has developed a strong reputation in the industry for producing sand that meets the strict requirements for use in oil wells. Our sand facilities are located in New Auburn, WI, Barron County, WI and Kosse, TX, with headquarters in Fort Worth, TX. Fuel Processing and Distribution Emerge Energy Services` Fuel Processing and Distribution (“FP&D”) segment is primarily focused on acquiring, re-refining and selling transportation mixture (“transmix”). Transmix is received by the business from a number of common carrier pipelines that include the Explorer, Plantation, and Colonial pipelines, as well as via truck and private pipeline from independent refinery and terminal operators. Additionally, the FP&D division includes wholesale, terminal and biodiesel operations.