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2020 Expo Program VIRGINIA FOOD & BEVERAGE EXPO Expo Program Wednesday, March 18, 2020 Greater Richmond Convention Center Exhibit Hall D Expo Hours 9 am - 4 pm Best New Product Awards 11 am THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS GOLD SILVER BRONZE ADDITIONAL SPONSORS A FD EEAE EP March 18 Hall D | Greater Richmond Convention Center | Richmond, VA Welcome to the 2020 Virginia Food and Beverage Expo, a celebration of Virginia’s specialty crafted food and drink industry. Since 1992, the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (VDACS) has proudly hosted this important trade event, connecting Virginia producers directly with buyers representing major grocery stores, specialty gift and gourmet shops, restaurants, schools, food service and tasting rooms. The Expo is also the place to be for farmers’ market managers, food brokers and distributors. Over the years, industry partners have come to rely heavily on the Virginia Food and Beverage Expo to showcase the Best of the Best of Virginia products, including meats, cheeses, soups, seafood, peanuts, pasta, breads, baked goods, sauces, snacks, chocolates, condiments, dressings, beverages, Virginia wines and craft beverages and more! The Virginia Food and Beverage Expo consistently showcases Virginia’s amazing companies and the breadth of their products that reliably prove to be pleasing to the palates of even the most selective connoisseurs. The Food and Beverage Industry is the Commonwealth’s second largest manufacturing sector. Each year it has a direct economic impact of more than $31 billion and employs more than 38,000 Virginians. Additionally, the industry supports thousands more jobs through retailers, logistics providers, packaging companies and, of course, on Virginia farms. Today’s trade event is one of the largest gatherings of Virginia’s Finest® products under one roof. Founded by VDACS to enhance the economic opportunities and success of Virginia’s specialty food companies, processors and agriculture producers, the Virginia’s Finest® Trademark Program celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2019. The classic Virginia’s Finest® seal identifies, differentiates and promotes top-quality Virginia agricultural and specialty food and beverage products. Buyers and consumers recognize the blue-and- red “VA checkmark” logo as a sign that they are purchasing the highest quality products, produced and processed right here in Virginia. Please enjoy getting to know our fantastic Virginia exhibitors, and thank you for supporting Virginia agriculture, the Commonwealth’s largest private industry, contributing $70 billion annually to the Commonwealth. 1 www.2020VAExpo.com Exhibitors by Booth 100 Forbes Candies Inc 105 Element Shrub 110 King of Clubs Brewing Taffy, caramels Shrubs for spiritfree drinks, craft Nitro coffee, kombucha, and regular Marty Cochran cocktails & cooking coffee 757-468-6602 Charlie Berkinshaw Melissa Mickles [email protected] 5521 27th St N 5711-32 Richmond Rd forbescandies.com Arlington, VA 22207 Williamsburg, VA 23188 443-370-2037 844-492-8379 101 S Wallace Edwards & [email protected] [email protected] Sons (Edwards Virginia elementshrub.com kobrewing.com Smokehouse) Show Special: Shrubs: free shipping Dry cured, hickory smoked, long aged + 10% off first order. Shrub Sodas: 111 Amore Congelato LLC country hams, bacon, sausage 25% off orders of 3 cases or more. Vanilla, milk chocolate, and chocolate espresso gelato and Berry Delicious Keith Roberts sorbet PO Box 25 105 Spartan Oil Thereasa Black , CEO Surry, VA 23883 Extra virgin olive oil Perry Konstas 301-979-9907 757-294-3121 [email protected] [email protected] 888-695-3615 amorecongelato.com edwardsvaham.com [email protected] spartan-oil.com 112 Just Grilling 102 Nightingale Ice Cream 106 Jody’s Popcorn Barbeque sauce with meatballs and Gourmet ice cream sandwiches baked beans Gourmet popcorn (premade) Hannah Pollack Eddie Gaskins Jody Wagner 11300 Pendleton Pl 2128 Kingsley Ln 2842 Cromwell Rd North Chesterfield, VA 23236 Chesapeake, VA 23323 Norfolk, VA 23509 757-294-3121 757-735-4505 804-332-7018 757-422-8646 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] jodyspopcorn.com nightingaleicecream.com 113 Kim Baker Foods 103 Rising Sun Breads 107 Momma Hollands Morsels Pro-Chi Lentil Crunch Keto baked products Chocolate chip cookies & variations Kim Baker Darla Main-Schneider Holland Winslow 2617 1/2 Floyd Ave Richmond, VA 23220 1049 Brookdale St 707 Sam Hunting Dr Suite A, Suite D Williamsburg, VA 23188 804-852-6634 Martinsville, VA 24112 [email protected] 757-784-8577 kimbakerfoods.com 276-632-2292 Show Special: 20% off [email protected] Show Special: 10% off a case risingsunbreads.com 108 Ko Distilling 114 Laird & Co Virginia-made wiskeys, bourbon, and gin 104 Loose Leaf Tea Company Applejack and brandy Loose leaf tea Peter Mowery Jeff Hummer Melissa Heneghan 10381 Central Park Dr, Suite 105 North Garden, VA 22959 Manassas, VA 20110 132 Turkey Ridge Rd 717-574-3978 Boston, VA 22713 571-292-1115 [email protected] [email protected] lairdandcompany.com 540-522-6192 kodistilling.com [email protected] looseleafteacompany.net Show Special: 10% off A 2 FD EEAE EP 115 Locksley Farmstead Cheese 120 Nona’s Italian Cucina LLC 128 Jeb’s Market/Jeb the Nottingham gouda, Little John cheddar, Classic authentic Italian tomato sauce: Butcher Merry Men manchego, Prince John no sugar added, vegan Beef bulgogi, pork bulgogi, smoked washed rind, Maid Marian camembert Yvonne Cunningham sausage and Friar Tuck fromage blanc 3060 Morewood Ln Jeb Bonnett & Lisa Brown Erin Saacke Charlottesville, VA 22901 15668 Carrollton Blvd 39025 John Mosby Hwy 434-218-0225 Carrollton, VA 23314 Middleburg, VA 20117 [email protected] 757-238-704 540-687-8222, ext. 215 nonascucina.com [email protected] [email protected] Facebook Jeb the Butcher locksleycheese.com 121 Rooted Delights Show Special: All orders placed on Oat milk cheese in cheddar and 130 Virginia State University site receive a complimentary slice mozzarella styles College of Agriculture Alexander Harris of Nottingham Gouda and Little Michelle Olgers John Cheddar; free 1/4 wheel of 443-543-6684 1 Hayden Dr Nottingham Gouda or Little John [email protected] Virginia State University, VA 23806 Cheddar with any order over $500 [email protected] (Delivered with order) rooteddelights.com 804-524-6964 [email protected] 116 The Good Earth Peanut Co 122 Virginia Grown Information vsu.edu Virginia peanuts, candies and Booth confections; pecans, cashews, almonds, 131 Beth LLC trail mixes and all-natural peanut butter 123 Kiwi Kuisine Mexican-American dipping sauce Scott &Lindsey Vincent 4550 Eisenhower Avenue McKayla Boyd 5334 Skippers Rd Alexandria, VA, 22304 3009 River Rd W Skippers, VA 23879 703-823-2222 Goochland, VA 23063 1-800-643-1695 [email protected] 804-938-1004 [email protected] kiwikuisine.com [email protected] [email protected] goodearthpeanuts.com 124 Virginia’s Finest Information 132 Catbird Co LLC Booth Vahotcha sriracha , vahotcha BBQ 117 Hannah’s Handcrafted LLC sauce, worcestershire sauce (vegan/ Elderberry syrup 125 Port City Brewing Company vegetarian and gluten-free), double Hannah Setzer Virginia Beers: Optimal Wit, brewed with chocolate caramel sauce, roasted 540-272-8676 Virginia-grown wheat in the traditional tomato conserve Belgian-style; Star Sailor, white IPA Brandon Setzer Bridget Meagher brewed withVirginia grown-wheat 804-306-6316 540-819-3682 Devon Callan [email protected] [email protected] handcraftedbyhannah.com 3950 Wheeler Ave catbirdco.com Alexandria, VA 22304 118 Dry Fork Fruit Distillery 434-409-1089 133 Blue Ridge Bucha Fruit infused whiskeys: strawberry, [email protected] Kombucha in five flavors blueberry, blackberry, plum portcitybrewing.com Cary Conwell Vincent Puccio 540-221-6500 126 Virginia Specialty Food & Danville, VA 24541 [email protected] Beverage Association 434-857-2337 blueridgebucha.com dryforkfruitdistillery.com 127 Prince Michel Vineyard and 134 Za’atar - Dip, Sprinkle, Winery 118 Phantastic Poe’s Elixirs or Rub Virginia finest sweet and dry wines Phantastic bar mixers and spirits Visitor sampling: Zaatar and olive Caitlin Powers oil dip, zaatar sprinkled on popcorn, Whit Whitley yogurt, vegetables 154 Winery Ln PO Box 18293 Leon, VA 22725 Tyme Foods LLC Richmond, Virginia 23226 O: 540-547-3707 Elaine Shadid 804-301-2308 C: 540-729-5244 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] phantasticpoes.com EatZaatar.com princemichel.com 3 www.2020VAExpo.com 135 Dovecote Farm 201 Herbert’s Wine Jelly LLC 207 True Honey Teas 2018 Chardonnay Non-alcoholic wine jelly, peanut butter Hot tea Valerie Pickert spreads, dip mixes, premium hot cocoa Chris Savage 3477 Shiffletts Mill Rd Carolyn Herbert 2021 Mayflower Dr Crozet, VA 22932 10 Hawks Pl Woodbridge, VA 22192 434-973-7068 Palmyra, VA 22963 [email protected] [email protected] 757-870-8085 truehoneyteas.com dovecotefarmwine.com [email protected] Herbertswinejelly.com 210 Back Pocket Provisions 136 Belmont Farm Show Special: 10% off each case Three flavors of locally grown Bloody Belmont bourbon, Virginia whiskey, ordered Mary mix apple whiskey Will Gray Jeanette and Chuck Miller 203 Sperare Foods Inc 6715 Monitor Rd 540-216-4004 6 of the finest freshest most flavorful Richmond, VA 23225 mouthwatering ingredients married 434-987-4980 together to create a once
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