Established in 1926, Gold n Plump Poultry produces various all-natural fresh chicken products for grocery stores, delicatessens, restaurants and exports that carry the Gold n Plump brand. The brand is unique in that its chickens are raised on family farms and are free to roam in spacious, climate-controlled barns where they have 24-hour access to wholesome feed and fresh water. Family farmers, trained service representatives and local veterinarians share in the care of the chickens. Gold n Plump makes its own feed from locally grown corn, soy meal, vitamins and minerals. The company s brand fresh chicken has no artificial ingredients, colors, fillers or added hormones. Gold n Plump Poultry's home office is in St. Cloud, Minn., with other operation facilities in Arcadia, Wis., and Cold Spring and Luvene, Minn.
Butter Kernel is a food brand from Faribault Foods. The brand includes a variety of food products, including corns, peas, green beans, chili and kidney beans, and vegetables. Its range of corns include whole kernel, supersweet whole kernel, gold and white whole kernel, and cream style corns. The brand also includes sweet peas, and its range of beans include marinated green, European slender and French sliced green beans, and cut wax beans. The brand includes other kinds of beans, such as dark red, light red and white kidney beans. Its range of vegetables include sliced and whole beets, sliced carrots, mixed vegetables, diced rutabagas, Irish sliced and whole potatoes, and pumpkin pie mix.
Started in 1895, Faribault Foods Inc.'s product line comprises canned vegetables, sauced beans, refried beans, baked beans, kids' and family style pasta, soup, chicken, chili/organic and Mexican specialties. It one of the leading retailers to produce private label brand match products in the United States. The company provides contract manufacturing for all of its product categories. Faribault Foods Inc. has been one of the leaders in organic juice and canned soups, chili, pasta, vegetables and beans. The company with Food and Drug Administration (FDA), United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations.
