VICTOR PACKING, INC.

VICTOR PACKING, INC. specializes in the manufacturing and packaging of dried and dehydrated food commodities for U.S. government humanitarian assistance programs. The company produces shelf-stable, ready-to-distribute food products including dried cranberries, raisins, and pitted plums, packaged in compliant retail-sized units such as 1.16 oz pouches, 15 oz single-serve packs, and 1 lb bulk pouches. Their technical expertise lies in food dehydration processes, aseptic packaging, moisture control, and shelf-life validation to meet USDA food donation standards. They demonstrate consistent capability in high-volume, low-margin production of perishable agricultural commodities into stable, non-perishable formats suitable for international food aid, with strict adherence to food safety protocols and packaging specifications mandated by federal programs. The contractor maintains a consistent, long-standing relationship with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, exclusively fulfilling contracts under its Commodity Credit Corporation food donation initiatives. Their work supports global food assistance missions by converting bulk agricultural surplus into nutritionally dense, culturally appropriate rations for distribution in crisis zones and underserved communities. Operating under NAICS 311423, VICTOR PACKING, INC. is a specialized processor within the dried fruit and vegetable manufacturing sector, focusing exclusively on value-added dehydration and portion-controlled packaging. Their market positioning is defined by precision in meeting USDA’s exacting specifications for product form, weight, labeling, and shelf stability, serving as a reliable supplier for federally funded emergency and developmental food aid programs. As a small business structured as a 2L entity, VICTOR PACKING, INC. is headquartered in Madera, California, leveraging regional agricultural supply chains to source raw commodities. The company holds no federal certifications, but its consistent performance on USDA contracts demonstrates operational reliability and compliance with federal food safety and procurement standards. Their geographic and operational focus remains tightly aligned with the needs of U.S. government food assistance logistics.