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Formet Industries

Part of Magna International's Structural Systems Group, Formet is among the most technologically advanced facilities in the world. Opened in 1997, this St. Thomas facility is the world's largest automotive frame manufacturing plant and employs advanced hydroform and robotic technology. 1 Cosma Court, St. Thomas, Ontario. N5P 4J5 (519) 633-8400×

Butters Farms - Kevin & Faye Butters

Integrated Producers of Premium Quality Indian Corn, Gourds, Pumpkins, Straw Bales & Decorative, Ornamental and Seasonal Products Butters Farms provides premium quality seasonal ornamental products. We offer a unique variety of products, packaging, colours, shapes and textures. This variety adds a unique and attractive element to any ornamental autumn arrangement or display. Butters Farms provides reliable and consistent service for over 25 years. All products are grown, harvested, processed, and shipped on site to ensure the best quality and reliable shipping. Thus allowing you to have the product faster. We are continually striving to improve and to bring you the best possible products at a competitive price across North America. We are always looking for green alternatives and have modified our processing to limit our carbon foot print and our effect on the environment 9742 Quaker Rd. St. Thomas, ON N5P 3S7 519-765-3802×

Paul Nicli - Mobile Mortgage Specialist

Paul is your local Royal Bank Mobile Mortgage Specialists. Call or email Paul today with any questions regarding mortgage financing. Paul (519) 637-7283 [email protected] ×

Farhi Holdings Corporation - Shmuel Farhi

Farhi Holdings Corporation provides first class office accommodations, industrial leasing, retail space and residential accommodations throughout Ontario. We take great pride in our operations, and we know having satisfied tenants is our greatest asset. From our headquarters in London, Ontario Farhi Holdings Corporation owns and manages over 4 million square feet of facilities at more than 100 sites in municipalities across Ontario. These include Windsor, Sarnia, Blenheim, St.Thomas, London, Kitchener, Stoney Creek, Hamilton, Toronto, Oshawa, Kingston, Ottawa, Geraldton and Hornepayne. Flexibility and a willingness to accommodate our clients' specific design requirements are the foundation of our project development strategy. Using the expertise of interior designers and planning consultants, we transform office space into comfortable, relaxed work environments that enhance employee comfort and productivity. #200 - 484 Richmond St., London ON (519) 645-6666 ×

Picard's Peanuts

For more than three decades, families and friends have come from miles around for the fresh roasted peanuts and specialty confectionery products at the Original Picard’s retail outlets The home of the Canadian peanuts, Picard’s is owned and operated by the remaining Picard family members, John & sister Renee, who have been with the business since inception. The unique products were created by John Picard to add a diversity of products starting with Ontario peanuts and then to value-enhanced snack products. In the following years, unique products made with the finest chocolates, unique snacks like our “Crispy Potato Chip Covered Peanuts" and now our farm fresh Kettle Chips are all unique to Picard’s and are only found in the Original Picard’s stores – St.Jacobs, Talbotville, Waterdown, Niagara-on-the-Lake and Waterford. (With the sale of Picard Peanuts stores in Simcoe, Morriston, Fonthill and Woodstock – our original products are no longer available in these 4 locations.) We process over a half-million pounds of quality Jumbo Cocktail, Extra Fancy Virginia, Spanish, Ontario grown Valencia peanuts and other specialty nuts. Peanut seeds are planted in May and by June small yellow flowers can be seen signalling a bountiful crop. The plants may be irrigated to reduce stress and encourage secondary flowering and peg setting. Yes, peanuts start to grow from the pollinated flowers above the ground attached to pegs that penetrate the soil and form the peanut underground. In late September, mature plants are dug up and left in the sun to partially dry. Combines pick up the sun-dried peanuts and remove them from their vines. Peanuts are washed, sorted and placed in wagons to be dried for storage. When completely dry the peanuts are graded and placed in cold storage until they are ready to be processed. Our peanuts are roasted weekly in order to deliver the freshest taste in every bite Corner of Hwy 3 & Hwy 4, Talbotville, Ontario N0L 2L0 (519)637-8704×