DIDION, INC.

DIDION, INC. specializes in the milling and packaging of USDA-compliant food commodities for U.S. government humanitarian assistance programs. The company produces high-quality, shelf-stable food products including degermed yellow cornmeal, corn-soy blend plus (CSB+), and grits, all packaged in standardized bulk and retail-ready formats such as 25-kilogram bags and 1.5-kilogram boxes. Their technical expertise lies in precise formulation, nutrient fortification, and adherence to U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) specifications for emergency food aid. DIDION ensures consistent product integrity through controlled milling processes, allergen management, and compliant labeling, positioning them as a trusted producer of nutrient-dense, ready-to-distribute food commodities used in global food assistance initiatives. The company maintains a consistent and exclusive relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, supplying essential commodities under the Food for Progress and Food for Peace programs. Their work supports international food aid missions by delivering nutritionally fortified staples that meet strict federal dietary and safety standards, demonstrating deep familiarity with USDA procurement protocols and supply chain requirements for overseas distribution. DIDION’s primary industry focus is flour milling under NAICS 311211, where they operate as a specialized producer of milled grain products tailored for government food assistance rather than commercial retail. Their vertical specialization in fortified cereal blends and degermed corn products distinguishes them within the federal food procurement ecosystem, serving a critical niche in global humanitarian nutrition. As a small, privately held business based in Cambria, Wisconsin, DIDION, INC. operates without federal certifications such as 8(a), HUBZone, or WOSB, but leverages its localized milling infrastructure and regulatory compliance expertise to serve as a reliable, niche supplier within the USDA’s food commodity network. Their geographic presence supports efficient domestic logistics for federal distribution channels.