SEVERN PEANUT CO INC

Severn Peanut Co Inc specializes in the manufacturing and supply of shelf-stable peanut butter products for U.S. government food assistance programs. The company produces smooth peanut butter in standardized retail jars and bulk drums, adhering to federal nutrition and packaging specifications for commodity distribution. Their technical expertise lies in consistent batch formulation, aseptic filling, shelf-life validation, and compliance with USDA food safety and labeling requirements for humanitarian and domestic nutrition initiatives. Key differentiators include reliable large-scale production of USDA-compliant peanut butter formulations, precise weight and container standardization, and proven ability to meet tight delivery schedules for national distribution networks. The contractor maintains a consistent, long-term relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, exclusively supplying peanut butter commodities under the Food Donation and Nutrition Assistance programs. Their work supports federal efforts to provide protein-rich food aid domestically and internationally, with products tailored to meet USDA’s commodity procurement guidelines for institutional and emergency use. The agency relies on this contractor for repeat deliveries of standardized peanut butter formats, indicating a trusted vendor status within USDA’s commodity procurement ecosystem. Severn Peanut Co Inc operates exclusively within NAICS 311911, focusing on roasted nuts and peanut butter manufacturing. Their market positioning is highly specialized, serving as a niche supplier of federally mandated peanut butter commodities rather than a broad consumer goods manufacturer. They do not engage in retail branding or diversified snack product lines, instead concentrating on meeting the precise technical and regulatory demands of government food procurement. The company is structured as a small business (2L) with no federal certifications on record. Located in Severn, North Carolina, it serves as a regional manufacturing hub for USDA food aid contracts, leveraging its facility’s capacity for compliant, high-volume production. Its geographic presence supports efficient logistics for federal distribution centers in the southeastern United States.