Big Harvest Distributing

Wolverine Flexographic Manufacturing Company, located in Farmington, MI, specializes in designing and producing flexographic printing presses. Their product line includes various models such as the HLRE series, CLREN series, and CPN series, offering options for modular frames, heavy-duty production, and roll-to-roll capabilities. In addition to manufacturing presses, Wolverine Flexographic provides comprehensive services such as re-fabrication, on-site installation, and problem-solving support. The company is committed to delivering high-quality solutions tailored to meet the diverse needs of its clients in the printing industry. Generated from the website

DisCom International is a leading components supplier and supply chain management company based in Chesterfield, MI, specializing in various sectors such as exhaust systems, electric vehicles, and diesel engines. With a commitment to innovation, DisCom has invested in research and development to support the growing demand for electric vehicle and hydrogen applications. The company offers a wide range of manufacturing capabilities, including precision machining, injection molding, and engineered fasteners, ensuring high-quality products throughout the product lifecycle. DisCom prides itself on exceptional customer service and has earned certifications such as ISO and Cummins Preferred Supplier status. Generated from the website

Checker Distributors is a quilting and sewing product distribution company headquartered in northern Ohio. Checker Distributors was founded in 1948 by Bob Krieger and Jerry VanWalbeck to promptly supply zippers, threads, yarns and ribbon to J.C. Penney, Woolworth and Kresge stores in Ohio. The venture began with $150 each and was located in Jerry's basement on Bellevue Road in Toledo. Bob would sell the products during the day and Jerry would process the orders and keep the books. Both partners still maintained other full-time jobs. Checker was a very small private enterprise. Various sundry items such as hair goods and baby items were added to the small inventory of items as more variety and drug stores became customers. The business grew slowly because of the need of both partners to continue their full-time jobs. In January of 1995, Checker Distributors relocated to a new warehouse in Maumee, Ohio, which had a total capacity of 63,000 square feet.