Badger Air Brush Co

In operation for more than 30 years, Portola Packaging designs, manufactures, and markets a range of tamper-evident plastic closures, bottles and equipment for the beverage and food industries. It specializes in tooling components, such as molds and blow molding equipment for the dairy industry. The company provides a range of services, including labeling, assembly and decoration services. In addition, Portola Packaging manufactures a variety of high-density polyethylene bottles to customers throughout Canada. It also offers cap application, conveyance and feeding systems. The company installs cable conveyors, leak detectors, grinders, scrap handling systems and silos. Portola Packaging offers hot stamping, silk screening and pad printing services. It maintains one of its locations in San Jose, Calif.

Edward Don & Company is among the world's leading distributors of foodservice equipment and supplies. The company employs knowledgeable sales representatives, unmatched product selection, nationwide distribution centers, and integration of new technology. Edward Don and Company serves foodservice businesses including independent restaurants, national chains, health care, hospitality, country clubs, schools and universities, government institutions and foodservice management. Its products are sourced globally from more than 3,000 suppliers. Its Foodservice Equipment Division offers full-service kitchen design, equipment purchasing, and installation. Since 1921, the company has been owned and operated by the Don Family. The company retains 6 full-service distribution centers and an in-house fleet of more than 100 delivery trucks. Edward Don & Company s corporate headquarters are in North Riverside, Ill.

MAPEI's culture of innovation and excellence is rooted in the company history. Founded in Milan, Italy, by Rodolfo Squinzi in 1937, MAPEI evolved from a small wall-paint producer into a specialist in adhesives and sealants for building during the 1950s. Under Squinzi's leadership, the company developed its first adhesives for ceramic tile in the 1960s. Called Materiali Ausiliari Per l'Edilizia e l'Industria (Auxiliary Materials for Construction and Industry) by Squinzi, the company is still referred to by its original acronym, MAPEI. Strong from its success in Italy, MAPEI began expanding across Europe in 1967 and into North America in the 1970s. Since 1989, MAPEI has rapidly created subsidiaries around the globe.