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Surviving in the poultry industry

There are relatively few industries that haven't been affected by the country's current economic troubles, and the poultry industry has been no exception.


by Sam Gazdziak


Agricultural Evolution

"Our vision is to be the single-source supplier of all-natural, source-verified food products toupscale restaurants and retailers," says Steve DeBruin, chief executive officer of Vande Rose Farms.


by Sam Gazdziak


The Independent Provisioner presents… The Indie Awards

We are proud to present our first ever Indie Awards -- three different processors that best exemplify the creativity and spirit found in the industry.


by Sam Gazdziak


Home on the range

The largest bison processor in the country is Rocky Mountain Natural Meats, located in Henderson, Colo.


by Sam Gazdziak


Family ties

One of the companies that has embraced all-natural meat products from the beginning is Koch’s Turkey Farm, located in Tamaqua, Pa.


by Sam Gazdziak


A city worth rebuilding

Prior to 2005, anyone who thought of New Orleans probably thought about great food, great music, and great parties. The sight of large Mardi Gras crowds, the sound of jazz and Cajun music and the spicy taste of jambalaya and gumbo were synonymous with the Crescent City.

by Sam Gazdziak


A new deli

Deli Brands of America has a mastery of traditional deli meats and newer value-added products.
Baltimore’s “Corned Beef Row” on Lombard Street, home to delis, processors and marketplaces in the 1920s and ‘30s, is down to just three surviving delis. But the city’s ties to its former deli meat history are still strong, thanks to Deli Brands of America.



All in the family

Lake Geneva Country Meats is being run by the second generation of owners, but you can still taste the original passion and pride


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