Wholesale Meat in Pendleton County, KY
From Business: You'll never meet anyone who knows more about making delicious sausages, lunch meat and hams than Elmer Hensler, founder and president of Queen City Sausage. Now…
This meat store has it all! Great staff, friendly and well stocked with assorted meats. They also prepare sandwiches at lunch time. Boar head is the brand they stock."
From Business: Founded in 1980, Empire Foods is one of the leading merchandiser of perishable products in the retail grocery industry. Based in Cincinnati, Ohio, the store has…
From Business: We are a family owned and operated deer processor. We have been serving Bagdad and surrounding counties for over 15 years! Come see us for all of your butcher…
23. Critchfield Meats Wholesale
From Business: This facility serves the needs to food services across central Kentucky. Besides having thousands of square feet of space, the plant accommodates new…
From Business: Customers called him “Butch” (short for “Butcher”), but to our family he was Grandpa Amos and the founder of Critchfield Meats. This little composite above…
26. Harter Frank L & Sons Inc
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