Golden State Foods

Golden State Foods
Type	Private
Industry	Food packaging, Agriculture, Food industry
Founded	Los Angeles Area, California (1947)
Headquarters	Irvine, California
Key people	Mark S. Wetterau Chair/C.E.O. Neil Cracknell E.V.P./C.O.O. Bill Sanderson S.V.P./C.F.O. Steve Becker Corp. S.V.P. H.R. Bob Jorge Corp. S.V.P. Dist. John Page Corp. V.P. & G.C.
Products	foods, beverages,
Revenue	$5.0 Billion USD (2013)
Number of employees	4000 (2013)
Slogan	The gold standard in total supply chain solutions
Website	www.goldenstatefoods.com

Golden State Foods (GSF) is an American foodservice company. Through a joint venture with Taylor Fresh Foods Inc., GSF is one of the biggest service providers to McDonald's restaurants, including liquid products, and its third largest beef supplier in the U.S. GSF's Australian group, supplies produce to KFC, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut. GSF also owns the Egypt group, which provides processing and distribution services in the Middle East.

History

The company was founded in 1947 by Bill (William) Moore, and Frank Streeter and began as a small meat company to supply products to Los Angeles area restaurants and hotels. In the 1950s it became a primary supplier to McDonald's Corporation to provide the fast food restaurant chain with ingredients.

Chef Gold was launched in 2000 to produce liquid products, such as ketchup and mustard, and cooked meat products for a variety of customers. In the same year, GSF formed a self-serving subsidiary called Centralized Leasing Company (CLC) to provide GSF with leasing services. In 2002 Signature Services was launched to offer customized services such as store painting, lot striping, power washing and landscaping. In partnership with The Arthur Wells Group in St. Louis; GSF formed CFM Logistics to help clients with their freight distribution needs.

GSF entered the baked goods business by forming a joint venture with Bryan, Texas-based Mid South Bakery. The baked products are distributed to customers in the Southeastern United States.

References

External links

"Golden State Foods Corporation". Business Week. Retrieved 2009-07-22.
"Golden State Foods Corp.". Hoovers. Retrieved 2009-07-22.

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