Coca-Cola

Operational since 1889, Shasta Beverages Inc. has been serving as a soft drinks manufacturer. Located at Obetz, Ohio, it offers 30 different flavors of soft drinks, such as apple, black cherry, grape, ginger ale, lime lemon, raspberry creme, pineapple and more. Shasta Beverages Inc. is a part of the National Beverage Company, one of the leaders in the development and sale of flavored beverage products in the United States. Some of the brands it offers include Shasta and Faygo carbonated soft drinks, Everfresh juice products, LaCroix sparkling waters as well as Rip It energy drinks and powders.

In 1985, Koch Foods was a one-room chicken de-boning and cutting operation. Following its acquisition in 1995, the company has grown steadily in response to customer demand and became an integrated poultry processors and value-added food product manufacturer. Koch Foods provides portioned chicken breasts to local restaurant trade, hatcheries, processing facilities and distribution centers throughout the southeastern United States and the Midwest. To reliably meet the needs of its customers, the company controls its supply and operations. Koch Foods has allowed flexibility to customize products, packaging and labeling to meet the unique needs of the businesses it serves. Koch delivers fresh and frozen products to customers throughout the United States, and its frozen products reach customers throughout the world. Koch s products include whole birds, bone-in and boneless chicken breasts and legs, prepared and fully-cooked snacks and entrees.

Founded in 1866, General Mills is one of the world's leading food companies that operates in more than 100 countries. It markets over 100 consumer brands that include H agen-Dazs, Nature Valley, Betty Crocker, Pillsbury, Green Giant, Old El Paso, Progresso, Cascadian Farm and Muir Glen. With sales of nearly $14.5 billion, the company s range of products includes cereals, vegetables, breads, and fruit and grain snacks. General Mills manages a staff of approximately 29,500 employees worldwide. The company s division, Big G cereals, markets the Cheerios, Wheaties and Lucky Charms brands. It supplies its products to schools, hotels, bakeries, restaurants and health care facilities. General Mills markets its products through a variety of domestic retail outlets, including traditional grocery and membership stores and natural food chains.