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REQUEST FOODS, INC.
REQUEST FOODS, INC.
Holland, Michigan
500+ employees
With several hundred million dollars in annual sales and more than 900 employees, Request Foods is one of the largest, family-owned and operated, co-manufacturing food companies in the nation. We make food products for retail, club store, and foodservice customers under their national brands and private labels. Request Foods was started in 1990 by Jack De Witt. Prior to starting Request Foods, Jack was instrumental in the success of Bil Mar Foods, which grew from a flock of turkeys in 1938 to become a major turkey processor in the United States by 1985. Jack’s father and uncle co-founded Bil Mar, and Jack worked there for over 30 years eventually becoming their Executive Vice President. Bil Mar’s successful retail brand, Mr. Turkey, attracted the Sara Lee Corporation, which acquired Bil Mar in 1987. Jack De Witt had a passion for the food business and approached Sara Lee with the idea of purchasing the frozen food business that Bil Mar had started in 1970. Given that Sara Lee was most interested in Bil Mar’s turkey processing operation, in 1990 they agreed to sell Jack the frozen food division of Bil Mar’s business. Early on, Jack developed Request Foods’ mission statement naming it “Our Quest”. The statement reads -- “To honor God in all we do, to help people develop, to pursue excellence, and to grow profitably.” Jack was very open about his Christian faith and worked hard to live this out in his daily life at Request Foods. In 1996, Jack’s son, Steve De Witt, joined Request Foods. After many years of experience with the company, Steve was appointed President of Request Foods in 2017. Request Foods has been blessed with strong growth and financial success over the years. Jack believed it was important to be ready when good opportunities came along. With that philosophy in mind, Request Foods proactively expanded its manufacturing facilities multiple times and offers over 600,000 sq ft of manufacturing capabilities.
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J. RETTENMAIER USA LP
J. RETTENMAIER USA LP
Schoolcraft, Michigan
500+ employees
Maintaining the tradition – as an owner-managed family business we have successfully dedicated ourselves to innovative organic fibre technologies for over 135 years now. Our highly functional, natural products are the ideal combination of ecological principles, sustainability and responsible handling of resources. Only carefully selected, high-quality, renewable natural raw materials are used in our unique manufacturing processes. By acting sustainably we are able to help safeguard the planet’s environmental future – something of which we are proud. The JRS technology system has been perfected over decades. As a certified system and technology partner with extensive product and application know-how gained over the course of many years we have developed specific parameter clusters for a wide range of application fields. Today a module system made up of specially optimized process steps allows us to provide customized solution packages which can be deployed in virtually all areas of modern industry. Functional characteristics are transferred to industrial-standard functional additives and production raw materials. These include organic thickeners, gels, dietary fibres, tableting agents and many more besides. As a technology pioneer we are able to successfully maintain our position as an international market leader. Innovative production and organic fibre technology guarantees top-quality end products which comply with industrial quality and volume standards. International advisory, sales and logistics structures; an extensive technology and service network plus end-to-end monitoring of all production steps ensure high, consistent quality and make us your strategic market partner for global markets.
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Market Competitive
MICHIGAN TURKEY PRODUCERS
MICHIGAN TURKEY PRODUCERS
Grand Rapids, Michigan
500+ employees
In the early 1900’s, a few Michigan farmers and their families began raising turkeys. They found that the temperate climate and rich land of Allegan, Ottawa, Kent and Barry counties produced a bigger and healthier bird. As word of these great turkeys spread, more families started raising turkeys on their Michigan farms. Today, these family farms are still in operation. They have been handed down from generation to generation, and they are continuing to produce better turkeys. The proud growers of Michigan Turkey Producers are committed to quality and value from their farms to your table. Our raw processing plant is designed to meet sanitary and safety standards that far exceed most raw turkey facilities. In fact, the plant more closely resembles a further processor’s facility. For example, all of the walls and ceilings are covered in stainless steel so the entire plant can be easily and regularly sanitized. Michigan Turkey Producers has developed a controlled-atmosphere stunning system for use in our raw plant. Besides being more humane, this proprietary process significantly improves the quality of our meat by reducing blood spots and bruising. Michigan Turkey Producers offers a wide variety of both raw and cooked turkey products, from ready-to-cook whole breasts and turkey sausage to pre-sliced, oven-roasted and pan-roasted turkey. Try any of them and taste the Michigan Turkey Producers difference for yourself.
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Market Competitive