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Gold’n Plump Gold’n Plump is the Upper Midwest’s leading provider of premium branded and custom chicken products to retail, deli, foodservice, and industrial customers nationally. We’re acutely aware that consumers entrust us with the health and well-being of their families.
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Statistics: Private Company Incorporated: 1926 as St. Cloud Hatchery Employees: 1,600 Sales: $200 million (2002 est.) NAIC: 311615 Poultry Processing Company Perspectives: Gold'n Plump is the largest integrated chicken producer in the upper Midwest, providing premium, innovative products and meal solutions to meet the ever-changing needs of today's consumers.
Our chickens dine on wholesome chicken feed. Gold’n Plump mills its own feed from locally grown corn, soybean meal, vitamins, minerals and other natural ingredients. Our proprietary nutritious feed recipes are created with the help of a nutritionist — and are balanced to meet the changing dietary needs of growing chickens.
The Gold’n Plump rule goes beyond raising our chickens, it’s about providing the best products – though one results in the other. Good chicken is our mission. ® Our products are highly trimmed of fat, include consistent quality from package-to-package, offer easy-to-understand labels and ensure accurate date coding, so you can purchase ...
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Part of our flock since: 1978 Arnie, Mary Jane, Brian, Lynn and Kelly On raising chickens: “We are a small business out here and we take care of our birds,” says Arnie. “We don’t delegate responsibility, we take care of it personally. I would like people to understand that we are really close to them and it's a concern of ours that we have a qualit...
Part of our flock since: 1995 Chris, Nancy, Danny and Amanda On raising chickens: “I always liked animals…that’s another big reason I suppose I like farming so much,” says Chris. “I always like to keep the interest of the animal in mind.” Nancy adds, “Those animals are in your care…that’s your job.” On farm life: Chris: “We’ve been trying to take c...
Part of our flock since: 1993 Dan, Nancy, Nick, Jessie, and Rebecca On raising chickens: “I think it’s taught our kids a lot of responsibility. They know what we have to do and that they have to pitch in.” On farm life: “What I think it comes down to is hard work will get you anywhere,” says Nancy. “My motto is, if you can work hard, you can play h...
Part of our flock since: 1996 Arnie, Laura, Justin, Heather, Dylan and Hannah On raising chickens: “It gives a person the freedom to be your own boss. And it’s great for raising kids. It teaches them responsibility. Our money comes from the animals so we know the better we take care of them, the better they do.” On farm life: “We enjoy driving the ...
Part of our flock since: 2000 Bill, Lynn, Megan, Brooke and Abbie On raising chickens: “Since I could walk…I dreamed of having a farm and being able to make a living with my wife and family,” says Bill. He’d like to be remembered as “somebody that took care of the land and did his part to feed the country.” On farm life: Lynn says, “The girls reali...
Part of our flock since: 1997 Marc, Karla, Drew, Alyssa and Zach On raising chickens: “It’s nice to be able to have the kids help us and have them around,” says Karla. “Raising the chickens, they enjoy it.” On farm life: “Just being in the country. Fresh air. Out of trouble. Some place to run. Kids learn how to work. They get to use their imaginati...
Mar 8, 2021 · American Humane, the country’s first national humane organization, is recertifying Gold’n Plump and Just BARE poultry products for their continued commitment to excellent animal welfare. Gold’n Plump first achieved certification in 2011. “Gold’n Plump and Just BARE are familiar brands recognized by millions of Americans. We applaud their continued commitment to animal welfare – not
Apr 22, 2011 · ST. CLOUD, Minn. – Gold'n Plump Poultry has changed its name to GNP Company to reflect its evolution from offering one to three brands while becoming a more sustainable company. Transforming ...
