OLE TYME PRODUCE, INC.

OLE TYME PRODUCE, INC. specializes in the wholesale distribution of fresh produce and perishable food products, operating within the wholesale trade sector under NAICS 424480. The company provides reliable supply chain logistics for fruits, vegetables, and other agricultural commodities, ensuring timely delivery and quality control to institutional, commercial, and retail buyers. Their operational expertise includes cold chain management, inventory optimization, vendor coordination, and compliance with USDA and FDA food safety standards. As a Women-Owned Small Business and Woman-Owned Business certified firm, OLE TYME PRODUCE brings a commitment to diversity in procurement and emphasizes responsive, relationship-driven service in a highly regulated industry. While award history is not available to specify agency engagements, the company’s business model suggests potential alignment with federal food service contractors, including those supporting military installations, federal cafeterias, and nutrition assistance programs that require consistent, high-quality produce sourcing. Their operations are structured to meet stringent food handling and traceability requirements typical in government-contracted supply chains. The company’s primary industry focus is wholesale trade of fruits and vegetables, which involves direct procurement from growers, temperature-controlled warehousing, and distribution through established logistics networks. This positions OLE TYME PRODUCE as a niche supplier within the broader food distribution market, serving clients who require fresh, seasonal, and reliably sourced produce without intermediaries. Headquartered in Saint Charles, Missouri, the company operates as a small business under a 2L entity structure, reflecting its status as a woman-owned enterprise with limited scale but high operational precision. Certified under the SBA’s Women-Owned Small Business program, OLE TYME PRODUCE leverages its certification to compete for set-aside contracts and contributes to federal diversity goals in procurement. Its geographic presence supports regional distribution networks across the Midwest, with potential reach into federal supply chains requiring localized sourcing solutions.