ROVIRA BISCUIT CORP

ROVIRA BISCUIT CORP specializes in the manufacturing of shelf-stable, USDA-compliant cracker products for federal food assistance programs. Their core capability centers on the production of unsalted top crackers in standardized 12/16 oz box packaging, engineered to meet stringent government nutrition and food safety specifications for humanitarian and domestic food donations. The company demonstrates technical expertise in large-scale bakery operations, including precise formulation control, allergen management, extended-shelf-life processing, and compliant packaging systems that ensure product integrity during long-term storage and distribution. Their specialization in producing consistent, high-volume batches of plain crackers for federal commodity programs reflects a deep understanding of USDA nutritional guidelines and supply chain requirements for emergency and nutrition assistance initiatives. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, delivering baked commodity goods under food donation programs designed to support domestic and international food aid efforts. Their work is narrowly focused on fulfilling USDA’s commodity procurement needs for non-perishable, nutrient-dense snack items, indicating a trusted, repeat vendor status within the department’s food distribution network. ROVIRA BISCUIT CORP operates under NAICS 311821, which defines its primary market as cookie and cracker manufacturing, with a distinct vertical specialization in institutional-grade, low-sodium baked goods tailored for government food programs. This positions them as a niche supplier within the federal commodity supply chain, serving a critical role in ensuring access to basic, non-perishable carbohydrates in food assistance systems. As a 2L entity based in Ponce, Puerto Rico, the company is a locally rooted manufacturer with no federal certifications on record. Its geographic location supports logistical access to both U.S. mainland and Caribbean distribution channels, enhancing its role as a regional supplier for USDA’s overseas and domestic food aid missions.