BUSHMANS' INC.

BUSHMANS’ INC. specializes in the procurement, packaging, and distribution of fresh perishable agricultural commodities for U.S. government food assistance programs. Their core capabilities center on the handling of temperature-sensitive produce—including citrus, stone fruits, grapes, tomatoes, potatoes, and citrus varieties—ensuring compliance with federal food safety, quality control, and logistics standards for domestic and international humanitarian aid. The company demonstrates deep expertise in cold chain management, lot-specific traceability, and compliant packaging protocols for bulk and consumer-ready formats, with a focus on maintaining produce integrity from farm to distribution point. Their operational precision in meeting USDA commodity specifications for size, ripeness, and shelf life distinguishes them as a reliable supplier in high-volume, time-sensitive food donation programs. The contractor maintains a consistent and exclusive relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, supplying fresh produce under the Department’s global food assistance and domestic nutrition initiatives. All awarded contracts are tied to the USDA’s Commodity Credit Corporation programs, indicating a trusted, recurring role in sourcing and delivering fresh fruits and vegetables to federal food aid recipients abroad and within underserved U.S. communities. Their primary industry focus is perishable prepared food manufacturing under NAICS 311991, which in practice involves the sorting, grading, washing, packaging, and labeling of raw agricultural products for direct consumption under government contract. This positions BUSHMANS’ INC. as a niche supplier within the federal food security supply chain, specializing in fresh produce rather than processed or shelf-stable items. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Rosholt, Wisconsin, BUSHMANS’ INC. operates with agility to meet federal delivery timelines without formal government certifications. Their geographic location supports regional sourcing networks in the Midwest, enabling efficient logistics coordination for USDA’s national distribution system.