DELRAY HOLM & SONS, INC

Delray Holm & Sons, Inc. specializes in the procurement, handling, and distribution of perishable agricultural commodities for U.S. government food assistance programs, with deep expertise in fresh and processed potato products. The contractor manages end-to-end logistics for bulk fresh russet and sweet potatoes, including preparation for dehydration, freezing, and direct bagging into consumer-ready 5-pound units. Their technical capabilities encompass cold chain integrity, post-harvest handling protocols, and compliance with USDA food safety and quality standards for humanitarian aid distributions. They demonstrate consistent proficiency in sourcing, sorting, and packaging perishable goods to meet strict federal specifications for domestic and international food aid. The company maintains a sustained, high-frequency relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, primarily supporting the Commodity Credit Corporation’s food donation initiatives. Their work directly enables the distribution of nutritionally vital commodities to domestic feeding programs and global food assistance efforts, aligning with USDA’s mission to stabilize agricultural markets and support food security. Their primary industry focus is perishable prepared food manufacturing, specifically the transformation and packaging of root vegetables for long-term storage and distribution. This positions them as a niche supplier within the federal food aid supply chain, with specialized knowledge in handling temperature-sensitive agricultural inputs under rigorous quality control frameworks. Delray Holm & Sons, Inc. operates as a small, locally based entity in Ammon, Idaho, with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic positioning in a major potato-producing region provides strategic access to raw material supply chains and cold storage infrastructure, reinforcing their reliability as a regional vendor for USDA’s perishable commodity programs. They serve as a dependable, operationally focused contractor within the federal food distribution ecosystem.