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SEAL OF APPROVAL: Employees at Blount Fine Foods Corp. work an assembly line, placing labels on food products. / PBN PHOTO/DAVE HANSEN

Blount Fine Foods Corp. has a big appetite for increased business

PBN MANUFACTURING AWARDS 2020 | Overall Excellence, more than 500 employees: Blount Fine Foods Corp. BACK IN 1943, Warren-based entrepreneur F. Nelson Blount was ready...
BLOUNT FINE FOODS has acquired a food manufacturing plant in Portland, Ore. that it expects will eventually employ 150 workers.

Blount acquires food plant in Oregon

FALL RIVER – Blount Fine Foods Corp. has acquired a prepared-food manufacturing plant in Portland, Ore., that it expects to eventually employ 150 workers,...
RAVE REVIEWS: Bulk Packout team members at Blount Fine Foods give thumbs up about their workplace.
 / COURTESY BLOUNT FINE FOODS

Blount Fine Foods Corp.

Best Places to Work 2019 | ENTERPRISE (500-plus employees): 2. Blount Fine Foods Corp. What three words best describe your staff? Innovative, dedicated and excited. What...
SOUPED UP: From left, Courtney Blount Hamilton, receptionist; Rachael Blount Girard, food-service national accounts market manager; Myvette Sousa, executive assistant in corporate services; and Lisa Blount White, logistics accountant, show off some of the products made at Blount Fine Foods.
 / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Blount Fine Foods finds the right ingredients for success

Blount Fine Foods Corp. Family-owned Business | 2019 Manufacturing Awards Families adapt to change, face challenges together and help others when they can. A family business started...
HOT STUFF: Blount Fine Foods President and CEO Todd Blount, with a couple of the company’s new products, on its Fall River production line, from left, Beef PHO and Coconut Chicken & Noodle soups.
 / PBN PHOTO/DAVE HANSEN

Blount soups up products to feed growth

Fastest Growing Companies | $75M and above | 1st place CEO (or equivalent): Todd Blount, president and CEO 2017 Revenue: $338,253,858 2015 Revenue: $233,695,825 Revenue growth: 44.7% Blount Fine...

To be relevant, successful companies listen, learn and communicate

In this time of instantaneous and ubiquitous communications, it would not seem difficult for any enterprise to know what its key stakeholders are thinking...
NEW PRODUCTS: Todd Blount, president of Blount Fine Foods, and his team originally made recipes as instructed by customers and partners, but over the last five years the company has developed a deep innovation process resulting in new products. From left: Sashaira Ramirez, production supervisor; Blount; and senior directors of culinary development Jeff Wirtz and Quinn Corbett. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Deep innovation, souped-up products keep Blount successful

Blount Fine Foods started as an oyster-packing company in 1880. By the 1950s, Blount Seafood was one of the largest suppliers to Campbell Soup...

Blount realizes national prepared foods vision

FASTEST GROWING COMPANIES | $75M AND ABOVE | 2ND PLACE When it comes to achieving growth, Blount Fine Foods isn’t afraid to change. But company leaders...
SOUP FOR EVERYONE: One employee benefit at Blount Fine Foods that has great support is the free soup. / COURTESY BLOUNT FINE FOODS

Enterprise, 5, Blount Fine Foods

Employees in R.I.: 504 President Todd Blount Questions answered by: Todd Blount What three words best describe your staff? Flexible, fun, smart. What employee benefit is the most...
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