IFSA Long Beach
on the millions of passengers that drink our coffee every day.
www.mother-parkers.com
Naturally Fresh 301 P
Based in Atlanta for 40 years, Naturally Fresh manufactures and distributes a wide variety of high quality dressings, sauces and dips. Products include a large selection of portion control cups ranging in sizes from 3/4oz up to 4oz.
www.naturallyfresh.com
NaturSource 437 P
Natursource produces 100% natural, antioxidant rich, dry roasted nuts, fruit and nut mixes, granolas, and an organic line. There are no sulphites or peanuts in our facility. We have certifications from MK kosher, QAI Organic, California Almond Board DV approved, and are acquiring HACCP. We custom formulations and packaging.
www.natursource.com
PalmBay 238 P
Experience the Awe of Authenticity at Palm Bay International. Wine lovers delight in the discovery of unique tastes of wines from regions around the world. We thrive on seeking out wines with a distinct point of view, shaped by origin, terroir and winemaker. Wine lovers welcome.
www.palmbay.com
535, 537 The PepsiCo Foodservice Division has a philosophy that says, “If we help our customers grow first, we’ll win in the long run.” This committed approach to strong partnerships has helped PepsiCo gain recognition as a leader in quality, innovation, marketing, business-building insights and customer service. Its principal businesses include: Frito-Lay snacks, Pepsi-Cola beverages, Gatorade sports drinks, Tropicana and Naked Juices, IZZE sparkling juices and Quaker foods.
www.growmyrestaurant.com
Royal Cup 516 P
Royal Cup Coffee is a major importer, roaster and distributor of premium coffees. Serving customers in the foodservice, hospitality and speciality coffee markets, Royal Cup is dedicated to creating custom blends for a variety of need based applications. Our customers truly represent a “Who’s Who” of major players across these segments.
www.royalcupcoffee.com
Slainte Wines 303 P
An international wine brokerage, dedicated to providing the best quality wines from around the world while creating value added services to the Cruise, Airline, Resort and Duty Free industries worldwide.
www.slaintewines.com
308 P
Sola continues to develop more cutlery designs for every purpose, whether for first/ business or
economy class. The combination of weight-saving and competitive prices continues to be proven successful, especially in these difficult economic times. We are also very proud of our clients that have stayed loyal to us for all these years. Your cooperation and continuing interest is highly valued by us. This ITCA we continue doing what we do best: sticking to our core business and supplying on a reliable basis against the best prices the market has to offer.
www.sola.nl
Wente 435 P
Wente Vineyards continues to be the leader among American wine producers directly supplying premium 187ml and 750ml wine to the global airline trade. Wente portfolio wines are served on more than 40 international carriers.
www.wentevineyards.com
422 P, 424 P
WESSCO has been a leading supplier of on-board service products for over 30 years. Based in Los
309 P
Stoffel Seals offers a complete line of Tamper Evident and High Security Seals – C-TPAT & ISO 17712
compliant to meet all airline security seal needs. Our seals are specifically designed to secure Catering/Beverage Carts, Duty Free Carts, Catering Doors, Life Jacket Compartments, First Aid Kits and Entertainment Equipment.
www.stoffel.com
Angeles, California, with offices in Asia and Europe, we provide a wide range of innovative products, delivered throughout the world. From high-end amenities to passenger comfort to food & beverage service ware, we source the world for you, to create a special experience for your passengers.
www.wessco.net
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