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Go Weh Yaza, LLC is an American Indian-owned Joint Venture New Mexico Limited Company that specializes in providing high-quality and culturally-inspired contract food services management. With a focus on healthy cuisine rooted in culture and honoring traditions, Go Weh Yaza takes pride in blending artistry, modernity, and healthy dietary meals to cater to the preferences and requirements of American Indian institutions, private sector companies, and government agencies. As a unique joint venture partnership between Southwest Business Development Consultants, LLC and Acorn Food Services, Inc., Go Weh Yaza has the flexibility and responsiveness to meet the ever-changing needs of its customers, employees, and clients. With a team led by Founder and CEO President, Michael D. Peacock, who possesses over 33 years of experience in business and economic development, Go Weh Yaza is committed to providing excellent food service management and maintaining the values and principles instilled by its late founders, Mary Analla and Deborah LePera.Generated from the website

Creamland Dairies was formed in 1937 by a group of Albuquerque farmers and businessmen who bought out Albuquerque's oldest existing plant that was operated by the Albuquerque Dairy Association. In 1978, Creamland was acquired by Dean Foods Company. Dean Foods Company is one of the leading food and beverage companies in the United States. The Dairy Group division is one of the largest processors and distributors of milk and other dairy products in the country. It produces a line of company-branded and private label dairy products, including milk, ice cream and ice cream novelties, coffee creamers, half-and half, whipping cream, sour cream, cottage cheese, yogurt, dips, dressings, lactose-free milk, condensed milk and milk-based beverages. Creamland Dairies is located in Albuquerque, N.M., where it employs nearly 30 people.