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Follow Us twitter instagram email facebook. More From the Los Angeles Times. Food Wes Avila to open a new Mexican restaurant in Hollywood next month. Golden State Foods continued to increase its product and customer offerings, along with expanding the company internationally. As Golden State Foods continues to expand its superior products, services, innovation and expertise globally, it consistently maintains the core values upon which it was established: Treat others like you want to be treated; Make the best product; Give the customer fair deal: Maintain the highest standards.

Golden State continued to increase its product and customer offerings, along with expanding the company internationally. GSF acquired KanPak China in , which enabled it to expand its liquid products and produce production capabilities into China and venture into dairy-based products.

The following year, the company acquired KanPak U. Each of these acquisitions enabled Golden State to continue to meet the needs of fast-growing international markets. In the U. During this time, GSF bought out its partner, the Yucaipa Companies, becoming a percent management-owned and run company.

Golden State Foods expanded into the international market, opening a distribution center in in Cairo, Egypt, a produce processing facility in Sydney, Australia, and another DC in Portland, Oregon. Golden State also expanded its product development group to focus specifically on new product innovation. Distribution continued to expand as the company established distribution centers in Sumner, Washington, Suffolk, Virginia and Lexington, South Carolina.