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HARNEY & SONS TEA CORP.
HARNEY & SONS TEA CORP.
Millerton, New York
100-499 employees
30 years ago in Salisbury, Connecticut, proprietor of the historic White Hart Inn, John Harney, developed a passion for fine teas. John was introduced to the world of tea by Stanley Mason, who turned to creating his own craft tea blends after years in the corporate world of tea. Over time, Mason taught John both the art and business of the craft. Starting production out of his basement in 1983, John began his own journey in mastering the craft of tea blending. Serving his distinctive blends with inn guests, he soon found they were coming back for more. Never did John Harney imagine that his small home-run business in Salisbury, Connecticut would turn into a global operation, now headquartered in Millerton, New York filling 90,000 square feet of warehouse space, and employing over 155 people, making it one of the largest employers in the Hudson Valley. The company, which sources, blends, and packages their own product from start to finish, has grown from their original six teas, to more than three hundred. Their story truly captures the essence of American Business Ingenuity. Harney & Sons was founded on a commitment to deliver customers the finest quality tea possible. This promise, made 30 years ago, serves as the company's guiding principle. Today, Harney & Sons Tea remains family owned and managed, with three generations of Harney's preserving John's tradition of fine tea and traveling the world in search of the finest ingredients.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Laggard
TIERRA FARM, INC.
TIERRA FARM, INC.
Valatie, New York
25-49 employees
Tierra Farm is a certified-organic manufacturer and distributor of nuts and dried fruits, located 20 miles south of Albany, New York. Our customers consist mainly of cooperatives and independently owned grocery stores which value working with an employee-owned, environmentally conscious company that manufactures its own products. Tierra Farm started as a diversified organic vegetable farm in the Finger Lakes region of New York. The organic nuts and dried fruit portion of the business started in 1999 as a way to generate income in the slower winter months. That portion of the business continued to thrive into what it has become today, and we still maintain our original farm. One of our core values has been to cultivate strong relationships with the best organic farmers in the world. Every year, we purchase an increasing amount of our nuts, seeds, and dried fruit directly from the farms, some of which we have worked with for over a decade. Our level of knowledge and communication with our farmers allows us to preserve our organic integrity and ensure fair business practices throughout the supply chain. We offer our customers exceptional value through unbeatable quality at prices that are fair both to the consumer and to the farmer. Our products are made without added oils or refined sugars in our peanut-free facility. We manufacture the products we sell. We dry roast and flavor nuts and seeds, blend trail mixes, grind butter, cover nuts and fruits in chocolate, and roast fair-trade coffee. Everything is made in small, hand-crafted batches for freshness. All products are gluten-free, peanut-free, and kosher. Our chocolate and coffee are certified fair trade. Tierra Farm handles only certified-organic products which are grown without synthetic pesticides, genetically modified organisms, or chemical fertilizers. This sustains biodiversity, conserves fresh water, and enhances the soil. We generate over 70% of our electricity from solar panels and recycle over 60% of our waste. Our boxes are made from recycled cardboard and our deli cup containers are made from over 50% recycled material—both are recyclable after use. We’re continuously looking for better ways to protect the planet. Our company is also committed to community. We know there’s a whole big world outside our doors and we want to help make it as beautiful as we can. That’s why we embrace opportunities to support local charities and help them continue to do great work and serve others. Tierra Farm makes more than 60 donations annually, both financially and in terms of our time. Recently selected one of America’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies by Inc. 5000, we remain committed to our team members. Every single Tierra Farm employee makes a living wage of at $15 per hour, and enjoys a comprehensive health benefits program, as well as a retirement plan and onsite lunch
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading
AGAINST THE GRAIN GOURMET FOODS, LLC
AGAINST THE GRAIN GOURMET FOODS, LLC
Brattleboro, Vermont
50-99 employees
Against The Grain is committed to baking gluten free products using the natural properties of real foods. We combine innovative, artisan baking techniques with naturally gluten free ingredients to stabilize, bind, and leaven our breads
Retirement Benefits Rank
Market Leading
MASSCONN DISTRIBUTORS, INC
MASSCONN DISTRIBUTORS, INC
S . Windsor, Connecticut
50-99 employees
MASSCONN Distributors CPL Inc., established in 2006, is a food production and distribution facility specializing in baked goods for local specialty stores.
Retirement Benefits Rank
Below Market
NETRITION, INC.
NETRITION, INC.
Albany, New York
25-49 employees
Netrition.com is a family-owned business started in 1996. We are an online retailer of diet-friendly foods and we pride ourselves on being first to market with new products. Our customer service is top notch and our highly-trained shipping staff take pride in packaging your shipments to arrive in excellent condition. Order today and see for yourself. We welcome the opportunity to make Netrition.com a part of your healthy lifestyle!
Retirement Benefits Rank
Below Market
GIV COFFEE
GIV COFFEE
Canton, Connecticut
1-24 employees
As an Inventory Manager and Barista at Giv Coffee, I was responsible for overseeing inventory management and ensuring the efficient operation of the café. In my role as Inventory Manager, I monitored stock levels, conducted regular audits, and implemented effective ordering processes to maintain optimal inventory levels while minimizing waste. I also collaborated with suppliers to negotiate prices and manage deliveries, ensuring the availability of high-quality ingredients and products for our customers. As a Barista, I provided exceptional customer service, expertly preparing and serving a variety of coffee beverages while maintaining a clean and welcoming environment. My dual role allowed me to contribute to both operational efficiency and customer satisfaction, fostering a positive experience for every guest while ensuring the café ran smoothly
Retirement Benefits Rank
Below Market