Who is Burley Foods

Burley Foods is one of the largest independent food ingredient suppliers in the Midwest. We are more than a sales organization – we are trusted as a consultant by the most recognizable food manufacturers in the region.

  • Products / Ingredients

    Product

    A big part of our success is because some of the most respected and recognized food ingredient companies in the United States trust us to represent their products.

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  • The Blender

    The Blender

    A no-fee, on-site or mobile, ideation and innovation service for our clients to leverage, providing opportunities to merge creativity with Burley’s ready access to the supplier resources necessary to present new product concepts.

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  • Testimonials

    Testimonials

    Hear representatives from the food ingredient companies we represent share examples of how Burley Foods increases the value of ingredients for our clients.

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  • Burley Blog

    Burley Blog

    Bryan Burley tracks information on the latest trends, market & crop updates, and news items impacting food manufacturing – and then adds his insights..

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Blog Articles

  • Burley Foods Adds Marukan Vinegar

    Burley Foods is pleased to announce an agreement to represent Marukan Vinegar. Their slow-brewed artisan process provides a superior flavor with a mellower note than other rice vinegars.

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  • Vendor Spotlight - Caruthers Raisin

    In 1985 a group of raisin growers decided that they needed more control over their crops. They wanted to make sure the same dedication to quality was followed from the time the raisins left the fields to when the product reached the consumer. The result was the formation of Caruthers Raisins.

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  • Vendor Spotlight - Sage V

    Sage V Foods (pronounced Sage Five) has been able to build a reputation for finding innovations and new applications for rice.

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  • July Crop and Market Update

    2011 red meat production is up; wheat planting and harvest areas showing increases; milk production is higher; fruit forecasts are down

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