STUTZ PACKING COMPANY

Stutz Packing Company specializes in the manufacturing and packaging of dried, dehydrated, and roasted food commodities for U.S. government humanitarian and nutrition assistance programs. Their core capabilities encompass precision drying, dehydration, roasting, and portion-controlled packaging of fruits, nuts, and vegetable products to meet strict federal food safety and shelf-life standards. The company demonstrates deep technical expertise in handling delicate agricultural commodities such as dried cherries, cranberries, dates, dehydrated potatoes, and roasted pecans and pistachios, ensuring consistent quality, moisture control, and compliance with USDA food donation specifications. Their specialization lies in bulk packaging of multi-item commodity bundles under tight logistical constraints, with a proven ability to manage complex, high-volume production runs while maintaining traceability and sanitary handling protocols throughout the supply chain. The company maintains an exclusive and sustained relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, consistently supplying food commodities for international food aid and domestic nutrition assistance initiatives. Their work supports USDA’s Commodity Assistance Program, delivering ready-to-distribute, shelf-stable food items that meet international humanitarian standards for emergency and long-term food security programs. Stutz Packing Company’s primary industry focus is in dried and dehydrated food manufacturing (NAICS 311423) and roasted nuts and peanut butter manufacturing (NAICS 311911), positioning them as a niche supplier of value-added, non-perishable food products for federal food assistance markets. They specialize in producing ingredient-level food commodities rather than consumer-branded goods, serving institutional and programmatic needs with precision formulation and packaging consistency. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Indio, California, Stutz Packing Company operates with a focused, production-driven model tailored to government procurement cycles. While they hold no formal government certifications, their consistent performance and specialization in USDA-compliant food manufacturing establish a strong reputation within the federal food assistance supply chain.