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Titan Frozen Fruit
Titan Frozen Fruit highly emphasizes food safety during frozen fruit production, including strawberries and raspberries. Its state-of-the-art processing facilities are designed to produce a wide range of pack styles, including individually quick frozen, block frozen, pasteurized single-strength puree, and puree concentrate, both conventional and organic.
Food safety and quality are at the forefront of everything we do. We believe food safety is paramount to instilling consumer confidence and boosting brand loyalty. Our fruit ingredients, including strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, and blackberries, are processed under a robust quality system to guarantee premium color and flavor without compromising on safety
Trevor Albee, VP of Sales
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Fancy Foods
Fancy Foods is a global distributor of food solutions for retail and food service, focusing on frozen foods likefruits, vegetables, pastries, and baked goodsas well as dairy, dressings, and seafood. Its portfolio is adaptable enough to accommodate the needs of the US market, from specialist to commodity.
Our expertise in sourcing, logistics, and regulatory compliance allows us to offer our customers competitive advantages, delivering the best products at the best prices with unparalleled speed and efficiency
Pablo Castillo, President
Miami, FL -
Caliche’s Frozen Custard
Caliche’s is a local favorite for sweet delicacies and much sweeter memories. It all started with a simple drive-in at a remodeled burger business on Valley Drive in Las Cruces, New Mexico. It’s typical to hear frozen custard shops in the Midwest refer to their blended frozen custard delights as “Concretes.” Caliche’s Frozen Custard was established due to some innovative thinking and respect for our community’s culture
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Cargill
Cargill provides food, agricultural, financial, and industrial products to people worldwide. They have operations in a variety of nations and sectors. They’re also not a household name due to their business work. Its cold processing approach yields high-quality frozen fruit that fulfills the high-quality needs of the dairy products sector (ice cream, yogurt) while also providing year-round availability of seasonal ingredients and cost benefits for the consumer
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General Mills
General Mills exists to provide food that the world enjoys. But they go above and beyond. Every day, General Mills values being a force for good, a place to broaden learning, explore new views, and rethink new possibilities. They seek people who want to give their all—bold minds with huge hearts who will challenge and develop alongside one another
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Gregory’s Foods
Gregory’s Foods features a Frozen Production Facility and Wet Mix and Dry Mix Facilities. They offer some of these areas’ most advanced manufacturing and control capabilities. Gregory’s Foods can offer anything from frozen bread and bun doughs to cookies and batters, mixes and bases, fillings, glazes and icings, and a lengthy list of handmade ingredients
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kidfresh
Kidfresh understands how difficult it is to encourage kids to eat and eat properly. It’s here to assist users. They devised a unique take on kid-friendly classics that are tasty and nutritious. Freezing is one of the most effective methods for preserving minerals and tastes while prolonging food shelf life. Kidfresh meals are frozen soon after cooking to keep all the delicious things
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McCain Foods
McCain Foods is delighted to be a family-owned and operated business with strong principles. Its principles are important to the culture, shaping how they operate, collaborates, and make decisions. They contribute significantly to what distinguishes them. They assist people in reducing food waste by offering frozen and chilled options, with frozen technology helping to keep the nutritional integrity and quality of items longer
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Rhino Foods
Rhino Foods began as Chessy’s Frozen Custard, a tiny ice cream store. Ted and Anne Castle, the company’s founders, still own and run it out of Burlington, Vermont, employing approximately 250 employees. Ted’s goal to run a firm that develops its people, positively influences the community, and offers new working practices has guided its growth and culture