Shenandoah Growers, Inc. and the That's Tasty brand are changing the game and reinventing the way food is grown. We are not only the leaders in the fresh herb category, but we are daring to reinvent how other food categories are grown, and transported, too. We are the largest indoor vertical growers and pioneers of a network of indoor bioponic grow systems that are allowing consumers to get local produce --even in environments with extreme weather. That means we provide a 365-day supply of fresh, organic herbs to grocery stores, so millions of consumers can now eat locally all year. Every That's Tasty product that we put on the shelves is healthy, delicious and aimed at making the world a lot more flavorful!

American Colors is a manufacturer of high quality liquid pigment systems and intermediates. Since beginning manufacturing in 1975 we have expanded product lines within our existing markets and have continually grown by fulfilling the demands of new markets. We specialize in customer focused solutions to complex coatings and colorants problems. To accomplish this, American Colors enlists the finest personnel and couples them with premium production equipment and state of the art laboratory instruments. Our experience covers a wide range of industries. We are committed to meeting the needs of our customers through product development, toll production, private labeling and packaging. This site introduces most, not all, of the products and services American Colors provides.

White Oak Lavender Farm is a family owned farm in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. We grow many varieties of lavender and offer U-Pick for the flower buds during the summer and fall bloom seasons. In addition, White Oak Lavender makes lovely soap, lotions, creams, and aromatherapy products for your purchase.

Battlefield Farms Inc., is dedicated to glorifying God, to bring honor to His name, and to reflect His character in our work and deeds. We strive to show this in our dealing with the people we come in contact, by helping the less fortunate in our community, and in our outreach to third world countries.