D & D Foods

Westin is a leader in the food industry. Westin Foods is the parent company and corporate headquarters for Mario Olives and Feaster Foods. Products include appetizers, frozen breaded vegetables and salad dressings. The company is comprised of numerous divisions including Otto Food Products, which is a producer of more than 30 types of salad dressings and sauces. Mario Olive Company produces more than 50 products including low sodium olives. Feaster Foods provides products to the foodservice industry under the Fairbury Brand as well as many private labels since its founding in 1950. With an assortment of products, including real and imitation bacon bits, Feaster Foods is able to serve a variety of foodservice outlets.

Casa de Oro Foods is among the largest tortilla companies in the United States, manufacturing more than 6 million tortillas per day. Maintaining one of two plants in Omaha, Neb., Casa de Oro Foods primary focus is the foodservice, co-pack, private label and retail markets. As of January 1993, Casa de Oro Foods was officially in business as a new division within ConAgra Foods. In 1998, the company purchased Mesa Foods in Louisville, Ky., which in addition to heat pressed tortillas, manufactured tortilla chips, taco shells, corn tortillas, pre-fried chips and flatbread products. In 2004, Plaza Belmont Management Group of Shawnee Mission, Kansas, an investment company specializing in food manufacturing companies, purchased Casa de Oro Foods from ConAgra. Casa de Oro brands encompass Chi-Chi s, Mesa and Casa de Oro as well as private label products, are found in all areas east of the Rockies. In addition, the company supplies major U.S. food companies with manufactured products. Casa de Oro produces proprietary products and company products for national restaurants and food service accounts.