The C.F.Sauer Company

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In addition to concentrating on producing fine quality foods, the Sauers have always been interested in packaging. That interest was piqued in 1976, when C. F. Sauer III read in the Wall Street Journal of a small plastics company for sale in the Southeast. In a short time, Metrolina Plastics, Inc. of Shelby, North Carolina became a subsidiary of Sauer’s. Metrolina, primarily a custom molder, now manufactures the complete Sauer’s line of spice cans, bottles and tops. Plastic is considered to provide the best protection for this type of product.

BAMA Mayonnaise has been a favorite in the heart of the south for over 50 years. Its formula was developed specifically for consumers wanting a distinctly southern mayonnaise. BAMA Mayonnaise combines premium ingredients to achieve our southern taste and texture.

To meet the needs of customers in western U. S. markets, the company built a 250,000 sq. ft. mayonnaise and margarine production facility in New Century, Kansas. Operating as C. F. Sauer Foods West LLC, the new plant provides distribution across the U.S.

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1927: C.F. Sauer Co. becomes the nation’s largest producer of extracts and spices. C.F. Sauer Jr. is elected president and treasurer of the company following the death of his father.

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