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Our board of directors is made up of food industry leaders who are passionate about the environment and living well.
Frontier Natural Products Co-op
Clint Landis
Norway, IA
Frontier Natural Products Co-op specializes in natural and organic products and is a leading supplier of organic herbs, spices and aromatherapy products throughout the United States and Canada. To visit Frontier Natural Products Co-op, click here.
GrandyOats
Aaron Anker,
Brownfield, ME
GrandyOats hand makes in small batches organic a variety granolas, roasted nuts, and trail mixes. Located in Maine, the companies products are distributed throughout the U.S. and Canada. To visit GrandyOats, click here.
The Hain Celestial Group
Sarah Galusha,
Melville, NY
The Hain Celestial Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: HAIN) is a leading natural and organic food and personal care products company in North America and Europe. Hain Celestial participates in almost all natural categories with well-known brands that include Celestial Seasonings®, Terra®, Earth’s Best®, Imagine®, SunSpire®, Breadshop® and Arrowhead Mills®. To visit The Hain Celestial Group, click here.
SunRidge Farms
Mark Devencenzi,
Pajaro, CA
SunRidge Farms is a leader in the manufacture of certified organic and naturally grown nuts and seeds, trail mixes, candies, granola, dried fruits, grains and beans. To visit SunRidge Farms, click here.
Trade Fixtures
Scott Johnson,
Little Rock, AR
Trade Fixtures is a leading designer and manufacturer of award-winning bulk food merchandising systems. The company’s products can be found throughout the world. To visit Trade Fixtures, click here.
Bulk Food Facts
With bulk, product density at the store level can be significantly higher. So stores can provide a wider variety of foods in the same space.
The bulk foods movement!
You can make a big difference in your family’s food budget, and a big difference in the impact you make on the environment, by simply buying bulk foods whenever possible.
Higher density.
With bulk, you can pack more products into less store space and give your customers greater selection. To make the move to bulk is almost like expanding your store, but without the expense. Typically, 100 SKUs can be accommodated in a 16’ dispensing system.
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