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Four Companies Join Up with the Made in Oklahoma Coalition
Thu, 19 Jan 2012 05:45:11 CST
Made in Oklahoma Coalition recently added four new members to its group of local food companies that process, produce or distribute their product in Oklahoma. The new members include Suan's Foods, Henderson Coffee, The Bama Companies and Split-T Hickory Sauce LLC.
"We are excited to grow the coalition and add these new companies to the group," said Jerry Dyer, president of Made in Oklahoma Coalition. "These Oklahoma-based companies offer great products for Oklahomans to enjoy, adding variety to the coalition."
Suan's Foods is an Oklahoma-based company known for its Scotch Bonnet Pepper Jelly made by Suan Grant. During the four years she lived in Jamaica, she learned to cook with the Scotch bonnet pepper and created her own recipe that she started selling in 2009. The number of sales spoke to its popularity, and it can now be found at a variety of stores in the Oklahoma City metro area. For more information, visit their website by clicking here.
Henderson Coffee was founded in Muskogee, Okla. by Robert Henderson in 1944 and was family-run until 1996 when the founder's son sold the company to Mark Plaster and Mark Truitt. It supplies a wide variety of consumers with its coffee products and utilizes fundraising opportunities to support organizations through coffee sales. For more information, visit their website by clicking here
The Bama Companies, Inc. is headquartered in Tulsa, Okla. and provides bakery products to restaurant chains and retailers in more than 20 countries. The company's core products are hand-held pies, biscuits, buns, pie shells and pizza crusts. In addition, Bama Companies also offers support services to customers, including innovative culinary and product development services, best practices and product concept "ideation." For more information, click here for the Bama Pies website.
Split-T Hickory Sauce LLC provides its customers with the original hickory sauce used on the Theta burgers from one of Oklahoma City's favorite diners, Split-T. Even though the Split-T diner closed in 2000, the popular sauce can now be purchased online and at select markets in Oklahoma City. For more information, visit their website by clicking here.
The Made in Oklahoma Coalition promotes brand awareness and consumer loyalty for Oklahoma food and agricultural products through collective marketing for the purpose of increasing sales, maintaining business retention and expanding Oklahoma's food and agricultural processing sector. MIO represents more than 30 Oklahoma food and agricultural manufacturers that employ over 20,000 Oklahomans statewide. Click here to see the full list of companies that are a part of Made in Oklahoma.
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