Overview
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Teasdale Latin Foods makes Mexican and Latin-inspired foods for retailers, foodservice businesses and other food companies. Its range spans canned and refried beans and hominy, tortillas and taco shells, plus salsas, sauces and seasonings used in home cooking, restaurant kitchens and packaged food lines. Customers buy its branded products, commission private-label items sold under their own names, or use its factories to manufacture other brands' recipes. The business combines ingredient sourcing with product development and production, serving both conventional and organic food markets. Founded in 1942, Teasdale is headquartered in Carrollton, Texas.
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What believers are saying
- Teasdale reduced financing pressure: its April 2026 ownership transition eliminated nearly $300 million of debt.
- Teasdale's Carrollton industrial maintenance technicians working full-time receive health, dental and vision benefits from day one.
- Teasdale matches 401(k) contributions at 60 days for full-time warehouse associates in Greeley.
What critics are saying
- Saturday work follows production scheduling, with some exceptions, for Greeley warehouse associates employed full-time by Teasdale.
- Louisville reach-forklift operators at Teasdale work full-time, 3:30 p.m.-midnight shifts requiring eight-plus hours standing.
- Teasdale's Atwater hominy depends on California corn: annual purchases total about 20 million pounds from state growers.
What makes Teasdale Latin Foods unique
- Teasdale controls recipe testing: its internal sensory team develops recipes across product categories.
- Teasdale combines processing methods: its factories support heat sterilization, hot filling, baking and dehydration.
- Food byproducts get another use: Teasdale sends solid food waste to local farmers for livestock feed.
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