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Dorada Foods: heeding the call

Dorada Foods filled McDonald’s need for an additional chicken supplier, and the young company now has its sights set on expansion built around the success of its parent companies, Lopez Foods and Tyson Foods.

By Andy Hanacek

May 14, 2012

Meeting the demands of a customer seems a simple concept in business — when a proposal is made, a company typically does what it can within reason to earn the new business and grow it.

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Dorada Foods: heeding the call

Dorada Foods filled McDonald’s need for an additional chicken supplier, and the young company now has its sights set on expansion built around the success of its parent companies, Lopez Foods and Tyson Foods.

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