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Sample rows

10 of the 822 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 179 businesses, 125 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 56.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 776 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 737 rated businesses is 4.4, and 184 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 575 email addresses, 320 (56%) are role addresses such as info@, 203 (35%) name a person and 52 (9%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this food manufacturer email list?

We found 822 Google Maps listings in the Food manufacturer category on 9 November 2026, and all are in this file. A row is a plant or a company that makes food at scale: a bakery with a production line, a sauce maker, a snack producer, a frozen meal factory or a co-packer that fills jars for other brands.

The email column is filled on 575 rows, read from the manufacturer's website. Phone numbers sit on 754 rows and websites on 712. Plants usually publish a sales or customer service inbox, and 320 rows hold such a role address.

One category, Food manufacturer, covers all 822 rows.

How can you segment the file?

You can slice the CSV with ordinary spreadsheet filters. A plant buys by freight and by contract, so location and name matter.

State and city columns suit a supplier with a delivery route, such as a pallet or packaging seller. A distributor of ingredients that ships from a few depots may group the file by state to match the depot nearest to each plant.

A plant's name hints at the product. Bakery, Foods, Brands, Kitchens, Sauces and Packaging all appear. Names with Packaging or Co-Pack in them hint at a contract manufacturer, which buys differently from a brand owner.

Combine the website and email columns to decide where to write: a role inbox for sales topics, a personal address for a decision on equipment.

• State and city: a depot area or a route.
• Email type: 203 named-person addresses for owners and plant managers, 320 role addresses such as sales@ or info@.
• Free-mail addresses: 52 rows.
• Name: bakery, sauce, snack or co-packer.

Who buys a food manufacturer email list?

The buyers sell to food plants. Packaging makers offer pouches, cartons, jars and labels. Ingredient distributors sell flours, oils, flavors and spices in bulk. Equipment makers offer mixers, fillers, ovens and conveyors, and used equipment brokers sell those same machines secondhand.

Food safety consultants and audit prep firms, pest control for plants and sanitation chemical sellers serve the same buyers. Cold storage warehouses and freight carriers pitch food companies that ship pallets. Insurers who write recall cover, and software firms with traceability or ERP tools, also use the list.

How do you run outreach to food manufacturers?

320 of the 575 addresses are role addresses such as sales@ or info@, and 203 carry a personal name. A personal address is often a founder at a small brand, or a plant or operations manager at a bigger one. A role address reaches a sales or customer service desk, which will forward only what looks relevant to the plant.

Plant staff read email during the day outside production shifts. Your note should name the product, the line or process it fits, and the volume you can supply. A packaging seller should state the minimum run. An ingredient distributor should name a few items and the pack size.

Look at the website column to see whether the company makes its own brand or only packs for others, and tailor the offer. A plant that makes under its own name buys differently from a contract packer.

Dedupe by website domain. A company with several plants appears more than once, so decide if you write once or per site.

What email rules apply when you contact food plants?

Business emails to a food manufacturer fall under the two CAN-SPAM basics. Include your company's valid postal address and a working opt-out, and honor an opt-out from a plant manager or a sales desk at once.

Which states and cities should you start with?

By listings, the leading states are California (179 listings, 125 emails), Texas (56 listings, 39 emails), Florida (48 listings, 34 emails), Illinois (37 listings, 26 emails), Ohio (35 listings, 24 emails).

Then come New York (32 listings, 22 emails), Colorado (26 listings, 18 emails), Wisconsin (26 listings, 18 emails), Georgia (23 listings, 16 emails), North Carolina (20 listings, 14 emails).

The biggest cities are Chicago, IL (19), Denver, CO (10), Brooklyn, NY (10), Cleveland, OH (10), Los Angeles, CA (9), Hayward, CA (9), San Jose, CA (9), Atlanta, GA (9), Portland, OR (8), Dallas, TX (8).

California has far more rows than any other state, and the Bay Area names Hayward and San Jose appear among the top cities, so a Bay Area packaging seller can work that region first. Chicago has the highest city count and suits a Midwest freight or ingredient seller.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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