Cramer Fish Sciences

Sterling Caviar, located in Elk Grove, California, is renowned as the oldest sturgeon farm in North America, dedicated to providing sustainably raised and produced caviar for over 30 years. Their commitment to quality is reflected in their award-winning caviar, recognized by both Michelin Star chefs and the Seafood Watch as a Best Choice for sustainable seafood. With a focus on purity, Sterling Caviar offers products made solely from white sturgeon roe and salt, free from harmful additives or chemicals. The company also champions sturgeon preservation through research initiatives, ensuring the future of this luxurious delicacy while delighting connoisseurs and making it a perfect choice for special occasions. Generated from the website

The Dixon District Chamber of Commerce is a nonprofit membership organization dedicated to fostering the economic vitality of the Dixon community. By promoting a positive business environment, it connects businesses, civic organizations, and individuals to create strong partnerships and drive economic development. Through networking, advocacy, and educational resources, the Chamber supports its members in navigating the challenges of a rapidly changing business landscape. Their mission focuses on enhancing the quality of life in Dixon by cultivating a thriving environment for commerce, industry, and agriculture. Generated from the website

In the tomato industry, information is everything. The CTGA keeps growers up to date on issues that affect the farming business through meetings, newsletters, magazines and special correspondence. In 2006, the CTGA led the formation of the Tomato Products Wellness Council ( TPWC ), which is a voluntary organization funded by growers, processors and branded marketers. TPWC's mission: "To increase the consumption of processed tomatoes through facilitation of pertinent collaborative research and generic communication." To succeed in its goal, the TPWC will fund clinical research which will be supported by targeted public relations. The CTGA is the largest funder and its other members include the major branded marketers from the US, Europe and Japan ; independent processors from California and Indiana ; and Canadian and Australian grower organizations. With less than three percent of the population involved in farming, farmers' needs are no longer high priorities for legislators. From Sacramento to Washington D.C., politicians are making decisions that directly affect growers' business. The CTGA actively lobbies to protect growers' interests in the areas of water, labor, pesticides, taxation, transportation, trade and land use. After the growers' hard work and the expense of raising a crop, fair grading is essential. The CTGA's original charter mission was to ensure a fair and impartial grading system. For this reason, the CTGA worked to form the California Processing Tomato Advisory Board and continues to be involved in this service.