CHINA DOLL RICE AND BEANS, INC.

CHINA DOLL RICE AND BEANS, INC. specializes in the procurement, processing, and packaging of bulk food commodities for U.S. government humanitarian assistance programs. The company’s core capabilities center on the milling and packaging of dried legumes, grains, and cereal products, including pinto beans, black-eyed peas, kidney beans, lentils, rolled oats, white and yellow grits, and long-grain rice. Operating under strict USDA commodity standards, the contractor demonstrates technical expertise in dry food manufacturing, bulk packaging compliance, and supply chain logistics for shelf-stable food aid. Their specialization lies in consistent quality control for high-volume, low-moisture food items that meet federal nutrition and safety specifications, with particular proficiency in multi-pack configurations and label compliance for international distribution. The contractor maintains a consistent and exclusive relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, delivering commodities under the Food for Progress and other global food donation initiatives. All recent awards stem from USDA’s Commodity Credit Corporation programs, indicating a trusted, recurring role in fulfilling international food aid requirements with precision and reliability. Industry focus is firmly anchored in NAICS 311999 (miscellaneous food manufacturing), with additional expertise in flour milling, rice milling, and breakfast cereal production. The company positions itself as a niche supplier of dried protein and carbohydrate staples critical to global food assistance, serving as a reliable source for USDA’s emergency and developmental food programs. As a 2L entity based in Saraland, Alabama, the company operates as a small, regionally focused manufacturer without federal certifications. Its government market positioning is defined by deep specialization in USDA commodity processing rather than broad-scale distribution or value-added food innovation. The business thrives on operational consistency, regulatory adherence, and capacity to deliver large volumes of standardized food products under tight federal timelines.