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Liste Consolidée / Consolidated List Reference: D4 D(07) 440954 RM/js Date de Publication / Date of Publication: En vigeur à partir du / In force from 30/07/2007 13/08/2007 Pays Produit Dernière modification Country Product Last modification ETATS-UNIS LAIT & PRODUITS A BASE 440523 - 3/04/2007 D'AMERIQUE DE LAIT UNITED STATES OF MILK & MILK-BASED AMERICA PRODUCTS N° d’agrément / Nom / Name Ville / City Région / Region Remarques Approval N° / Remarks T4 INGRETEC LEBANON PA T-9 CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA MILK BETHEL PA MARKETING COOP. & SHALOM FARMS 6-53 Foster Farms MODESTO CA 6-69 Leprino Foods Company TRACY CA 6-94 California Diaries, Inc. TURLOCK CA T-12 Tumbleweed LLC LOUISVILLE KY T-13 R. W. Garcia Company TAMPA FL 06-06 Land O'Lakes, Western Region TULARE CA * 16-71 Glanbia TWIN FALLS ID 33-08 Crowley Foods, Inc. CONCORD NH 42-82 Crowley Foods, Inc. YORK PA 50-15 Grafton Village Cheese GRAFTON VT 55-54 SCHREIBER FOODS, INC WISCONSIN RAPIDS WI 6-731 Brown Cow West Corp. ANTIOCH CA 6-748 California Dairies/International Custom LOS BANOS CA Products, Inc. S-367 SHADY GLEN DAIRY STORES MANCHESTER CT 22-592 Dairy Farmers of America FRANKLINTON LA 26-947 Diehl, Inc. ADRIAN MI 27-556 Plainview Cooperative PLAINVIEW MN 42-060 Crowley Foods, Inc. PHILADELPHIA PA 42-097 Crowley Foods, Inc. LANCASTER PA 46-206 ASSOCIATED MILK PRODUCERS, FREEMAN SD INC. 48-943 Burt Lewis, Inc./Associated Milk WINNSBORO TX Producers, Inc. 55-360 Foremost Farmers REEDSBURG WI 55-425 JOHN MORRELL & CO./YORKSHIRE PORTAGE WI FARM 55-648 JOHN MORRELL & CO./YORKSHIRE COMSTOCK WI FARM S-7356 MICHAEL ANGELO'S GOURMET AUSTIN TX FOODS 1011274 Schwan Food Company ATLANTA GA 1012872 McCormick ATLANTA GA 1014980 Salem Baking Company WINSTON-SALEM NC 1020084 Conagra Grocery Products Co. HUMBOLDT TN 1022407 ARMOUR FOOD INGREDIENT CO. SPRINGFIELD KY 1022752 Level Valley Creamery ANTIOCH TN 1023088 Dairy Farmers of America GREENVILLE TN 1026466 Eastern Foods, Inc. ATLANTA GA 1033769 Universal Food and Beverage Company SAVANNAH GA 1035560 Carolina Fine Snacks GREENSBORO NC 1036653 Good Humor Breyers Ice Cream CLEARWATER FL 1036653 Aria Foods Production, LLC KAUKAUNA WI 1037078 Schwan's Global Suppl Chain, Inc. FLORENCE KY 1038409 H. C. BRILL TUCKER GA 1043373 Lipton OWENSBORO KY 1045840 Rich Seapak Corporation BRUNSWICK GA 1051386 NATURAL FRUIT CORP HIEALEAH FL 1052288 Innovative Health Products, Inc LARGO FL 1054079 Willingham Corporation ATLANTA GA 1058552 PANARAMA INC. KENNESAW GA 1061883 LA ROMAGNOLA ORLANDO FL 1110088 BALTIMORE SPICE INC OWING MILLS MD 1115104 Quest International OWINGS MILLS MD 1117177 MCCORMICK & CO HUNT VALLEY MD 1117194 World's Best Cheesecake ASHLAND VA 1117599 Ross Products Division/Abbot ALTAVISTA VA Laboratories 1119188 Saputo Cheese HANCOCK MD 1121302 Good Humor Breyers Ice Cream HAGERSTOWN MD 1125219 LEE'S ICE CREAM, INC. BALTIMORE MD 1210304 FRIENDLY ICE CREAM WILBRAHAM MA CORPORATION 1211136 NESTLE USA/FIDCO INDUSTRIAL NEW MILFORD CT DIVISION 1212965 AGRI-MARK/CABOT CREAMERY W. SPRINGFIELD MA 1212965 Agri-Mark, Inc. W. SPRINGFIELD MA 1213238 Ken's Foods Inc. MARLBOROUGH MA 1215766 H P Hood Inc. SUFFIELD CT 1216790 Saputo Cheese HINESBURG VT 1217359 Royal Ice Cream Inc. MANCHESTER CT 1218098 AGRI-MARK/CABOT CREAMERY MIDDLEBURY VT 1220886 PBM Nutritionals, LLC GEORGIA VT 1221233 Annie's Naturals WILDER VT 1221564 Stonyfield Farm LONDONDERRY NH 1222240 Uno Foods BROCKTON MA 1224833 Rhino Foods, Inc. BURLINGTON VT 1224843 BEN & JERRY'S ST ALBANS VT 1225432 Sport One WALLINGFORD CT 1232272 Oven Poppers MANCHESTER NH 1293229 BEN & JERRY'S WATERBURY VT 1293470 Alden Merrell Fine Desserts NEWBURYPORT MA 1310124 Sheffield Products, Division of Kerry Bio- NORWICH NY Science 1310193 Kraft Foods WALTON NY 1310838 MEHADRIN DAIRY/BISON FOODS CO BUFFALO NY & J & J DAIRY PRODUCTS/BISON FOODS CO 1310958 McCADAM CHEESE COMPANY, HEUVELTON NY INC./VALIO INTERNATIONAL USA 1310970 Kraft Foods North America CANTON NY 1310992 DMV INTERNATIONAL DELHI NY NUTRITIONALS 1310994 Agri-Mark, Inc. CHATEAUGAY NY 1311032 FIELDBROOK FARMS DUNKIRK NY 1311193 EMKAY TRADING CORP ARCADE NY 1311468 Mehadrin Dairy/O-AT-KA Milk BATAVIA NY Producers Coop, Inc./Worldwide Sport Nutritional Suppliments 1311956 Empire Cheese CUBA NY 1312004 Lewis County Dairy Corp. LOWVILLE NY 1312013 Friendship Dairies FRIENDSHIP NY 1312022 KRAFT FOODS, INC. LOWVILLE NY 1312061 Kraft Foods North America CAMPBELL NY 1312083 Kraft Foods North America NORTH LAWRENCE NY 1312087 Sorrento Lactalis, Inc. BUFFALO NY 1312114 International Multifoods LOCKPORT NY 1314517 PERRY'S ICE CREAM AKRON NY 1316396 Pfeiffer Foods, Inc. WILSON NY 1316459 Cantisano Foods, Inc FAIRPORT NY 1317418 LEPRINO FOODS COMPANY WAVERLY NY 1318219 Nellson Nutraceutical - Eastern Division CATO NY 1318349 Pecoraro Dairy Products ROMA NY 1318739 Sorrento Lactalis, Inc. GOSHEN NY 1318831 Starbuck ELMA NY 1319267 The Carriage House Companies, Inc. DUNKIRK NY 1320483 TUSCAN/LEHIGH DAIRIES L.P. FRASER NY 1411051 Kerry Ingredients Inc. MELROSE PARK IL 1412250 GUERNSEY BEL CHICAGO IL 1412250 Quernsey Bel Inc. CHICAGO IL 1414322 Beatrice Cheese Company LENA IL 1415674 Conway Import Co. FRANKLIN PARK IL 1417535 Quest International Flavors Company ITASCA IL 1417637 Elgin Dairy Foods CHICAGO IL 1418235 RONEY OATMAN AURORA IL 1419127 Cousins Foods/Ore Ida CHICAGO IL 1420251 Georgia Nut SKOKIE IL 1420554 Erie Foods International, Inc. ROCHELLE IL 1420805 M & M MARS BURR RIDGE IL 1421897 Reliv CHESTERFIELD MO 1422255 Mont Blanc Gourmet Hot Cocoa FRANKLIN PARK IL 1422465 R. J. VAN DRUNEN FARMS & MOMENCE IL AMERICAN OUTDOOR PRODUCTS 1422646 Met-Rx International, Ltd WEST CHICAGO IL 1424276 Optimum Nutrition, Inc. AURORA IL 1450341 Kerry Inc. Millstadt Operations MILLSTADT IL 1454971 Kraft Foods, Inc. CHAMPAIGN IL 1482236 BERNER CHEESE CORPORATION DAKOTA IL 1484468 ELI'S CHEESECAKE CHICAGO IL 1484523 RESTAURANIC INC. CHICAGO IL 1510179 T. Marzetti Company COLUMBUS OH 1511104 CLOVERLAND DAIRY, INC. FLUSHING OH 1512971 Kerry Ingredient COVINGTON OH 1513768 ROSS PRODUCTS DIVISION/ABBOTT COLUMBUS OH LABORATORIES 1518993 Ramsey/Sias, Inc. ANNA OH 1519027 Lake Erie Frozen Foods Manufacturing ASHLAND OH Company 1519495 SMITH DAIRY PRODUCTS ORRVILLE OH 1519603 JACK & JILL ICE CREAM CO./SIMCO CUYAHOGA FALLS OH MANUFACTURING 1519932 Brewster Dairy BREWSTER OH 1519936 Diehl, Inc. DEFIANCE OH 1519937 JACK & JILL ICE CREAM TOLEDO OH CO./FROSTBITE BRANDS 1520108 Royal Ice Cream Co. CLEVELAND OH 1520142 Kraft Foods North America FARMDALE OH 1520157 Dairy Source LOUISVILLE OH 1520250 JOHN MORRELL & CO./YORKSHIRE NEWBERRY OH FARM 1521989 Keebler/Sunshine Company FREMONT OH 1523076 The Dannon Company MINSTER OH 1523173 FRIENDLY ICE CREAM TROY OH CORPORATION 1527208 TOTAL ULTIMATE FOODS, INC. COLUMBUS OH 1527954 Multi Foods Corp / dba Best Brands Corp ELYRIA OH 1528765 LUIGINO'S INC. JACKSON OH 1610762 Renfro Foods, Inc. FORT WORTH TX 1616526 MCCORMICK & CO IRVING TX 1616756 Associated Milk Producers, Inc. SULPHUR SPRINGS TX 1625356 Dairy Farmers of America SCHULENBERG TX 1626275 Rich Seapak Co. BROWNSVILLE TX 1627072 The Dannon Company FORT WORTH TX 1627360 Matador Processors, Inc. BLANCHARD OK 1640468 Aldo's Gourmet HOUSTON TX 1641157 FROZFRUIT CORPORATION CLOVIS NM 1641738 Associated Milk Producers, Inc./ Burt EL PASO TX Lewis, Inc. 1641872 TCBY DALLAS TX INTERNATIONAL/AMERICANA FOODS & CASCADIAN FARM, INC. 1642361 LAWLER HUMBLE TX 1645789 PILLSBURY/MILWAUKEE IRVING TX SEASONING 1649151 LAWLER HUMBLE TX 1710282 DAIRY AMERICA AMALGA UT 1711156 Leprino Foods Dairy Products Company DENVER CO 1713558 GMV Desserts, Inc./Jackson Mitchell LOGAN UT Inc./Gossner Foods 1716434 DairiConcepts POLLOCK SD 1716605 Orion Food System DICKINSON ND 1721557 Nellson Nutraceutical SALT LAKE CITY UT 1810166 MICHIGAN MILK PRODUCERS CONSTANTINE MI ASSOCIATION 1810532 MICHIGAN MILK PRODUCERS OVID MI ASSOCIATION 1810534 Amboy of Michigan BENTON HARBOR MI 1812170 MEAD JOHNSON & COMPANY ZEELAND MI 1815692 ROSS PRODUCTS DIVISION/ABBOTT STURGIS MI LABORATORIES 1818290 Ice Cream Specialties, Inc. LAFAYETTE IN 1819485 BRESLER'S INDUSTRIES, INC. INDIANAPOLIS IN 1819504 MEAD JOHNSON & COMPANY EVANSVILLE IN 1820311 SMITH DAIRY PRODUCTS/WAYNE RICHMOND IN DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC. 1822780 BRESLER'S INDUSTRIES, INC. INDIANAPOLIS IN 1823306 Kerry Inc. EVANSVILLE TN 1828563 Elan Nutrition GRAND RAPIDS MI 1829920 HOUSE OF FLAVORS, INC. LUDINGTON MI 1831649 Atkins Inc. NOBLESVILLE IN 1833004 LEPRINO FOODS COMPANY REMUS MI 1833005 Tholstrup Dairies USA NORTON SHORES MI 1833269 Old Europe Cheese, Inc BENTON HARBOR MI 1911258 Kerry Sweet Ingredients DODGE CITY KS 1911814 ANDERSON ERICKSON DAIRY DES MOINES IA COMPANY 1911911 MEADOW GOLD DAIRY DES MOINES IA 1911961 Conagra Frozen Foods COUNCIL BLUFFS IA 1912080 Nestle Beverage Company WAVERLY IA 1912292 Mrs. Clark's Foods, Inc ANKENY IA 1913245 MAYTAG DAIRY FARMS, INC. NEWTON IA 1913247 ASSOCIATED MILK PRODUCERS, ARLINGTON IA INC. 1913332 Kerry Ingredients FREDERICKSBURG IA 1913374 FOREMOST FARMS USA WAUKON IA 1913604 ASSOCIATED MILK PRODUCERS, SIBLEY IA INC. 1914418 WAPSIE VALLEY CREAMERY, INC. INDEPENDENCE IA 1914432 Great American Appetizers WAHOO NE 1914826 McCain Foods, Inc GRAND ISLAND NE 1915141 Hiland - Roberts Ice Cream Company NORFOLK NE 1920953 SWISS VALLEY FARMS LUANA IA 1921123 Dairiconcepts, LP EL DORADO SPRINGS MO 1921383 DairiConcepts, L.P. ALLERTON IA 1921422 Leprino Foods RAVENNA NE 1922049 International Media and Culture ORCHARD NE 1922308 Schwan's Global Supply Chain, Inc. SALINA KS 1922602 ASSOCIATED MILK PRODUCERS, SANBORN IA INC. 1924317 Kan-Pak
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    Monsanto & Genetic Engineering: Risks for Investors Report prepared by Innovest Strategic Value Advisors For Greenpeace Uncovering Hidden Value Potential for Strategic Investors April 2003 New York: (212) 421-2000 • London: +44 (0) 20 7743 6162 • Toronto: (905) 707-0876 • Paris: +33 (148) 860369 www.innovestgroup.com Report Prepared by Innovest Strategic Value Advisors Marc Brammer Senior Analyst 646-237-0217 [email protected] Frank Dixon, MBA (Media Contacts) Managing Director 646-237-0220 [email protected] Beth Ambrose Analyst +44-207-073-0475 [email protected] For Greenpeace Lindsay Keenan Genetic Engineering Campaigner + 49 30-3088-9916 [email protected] No part of this report may be reproduced in any manner without the written permission of Innovest Strategic Value Advisors, Inc. The information herein has been obtained from sources which we believe to be reliable, but we do not guarantee its accuracy or completeness. All opinions expressed herein are subject to change without notice. Innovest Strategic Value Advisors, Inc., its affiliated companies, or their respective shareholders, directors, officers and/or employees, may have a position in the securities discussed herein. The securities mentioned in this document may not be eligible for sale in some states or countries, nor suitable for all types of investors; their value and the income they produce may fluctuate and/or be adversely affected by exchange rates. © 2003 Innovest Strategic Value Advisors, Inc. All rights reserved. New York Office: Four Times Square, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10036 USA (212) 421-2000 Fax (212) 421-9663 Toronto Office: 225 East Beaver Creek Road Suite 300, Richmond Hill Ontario L4B 3P4 CANADA (905) 707-0876 Fax (905) 707-9084 London Office: 4 Royal Mint Court, London, EC3N 4HJ ENGLAND +44 (0)20 7073 0470 Fax: +44 (0)20 7073 0473 Paris Office: 110 Boulevard de Sébastopol 75003 Paris FRANCE +33 (0)1 44 54 04 89 Fax: +33 (0)1 44 54 02 30 Website: www.innovestgroup.com Table of Contents 1.
  • County Profile

    County Profile

    FY 2019-20 ADOPTED BUDGET SECTION B:PROFILE GOVERNANCE Assessor County Counsel Auditor-Controller Human Resources Board of Supervisors Measure Z Clerk-Recorder Other Funds County Admin. Office Treasurer-Tax Collector Demographics County Comparison Population Infrastructure Education Agriculture Employment DEMOGRAPHICS Geography Located on the far North Coast of California, 200 miles north of San Francisco and about 50 miles south of the southern Oregon border, Humboldt County is situated along the Pacific coast in Northern California’s rugged Coastal (Mountain) Ranges, bordered on the north by Del Norte County, on the east by Siskiyou and Trinity SCENERY counties, on the south by Mendocino County and on the west by the Pacific Ocean. The county encompasses 2.3 million acres, 80 percent The climate is ideal for growth of which is forestlands, protected redwoods and recreational areas. of the world’s tallest tree - the A densely forested, mountainous, rural county with about 110 miles coastal redwood. Though these of coastline, more than any other county in the state, Humboldt trees are found from southern contains over forty percent of all remaining old growth Coast Redwood Oregon to the Big Sur area of forests, the vast majority of which is protected or strictly conserved California, Humboldt County within dozens of national, state, and local forests and parks, totaling contains the most impressive approximately 680,000 acres (over 1,000 square miles). Humboldt’s collection of Sequoia highest point is Salmon Mountain at 6,962 feet. Its lowest point is sempervirens. The county is located in Samoa at 20 feet. Humboldt Bay, California’s second largest home to Redwood National natural bay, is the only deep water port between San Francisco and and State Parks, Humboldt Coos Bay, Oregon, and is located on the coast at the midpoint of the Redwoods State Park (The county.