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• 1. (479) 290-4000
• 2. (510) 401-5880
• 3. (510) 595-6683
• 4. (512) 477-4455
• 5. (616) 786-0900
• 6. (65) 6303 8333
• 7. 828-254-5440
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• 9. 877-447-3279
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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Can I request a coupon for McCain Foods (Canada)?

  Please note that McCain Foods (Canada) does not accept requests for coupons. You can find out more about current promotions and new recipes by registering to receive the McCain Foods (Canada) newsletter here.

• Who owns request foods?

  The company was formerly a subsidiary of Bil Mar Foods -- when Bil Mar was acquired by Sara Lee in 1990, Request Foods was bought out by a group of investors led by president Jack DeWitt. External Website. Opens New Window Available Contacts - Free Plug-in!

• Did Maple Leaf Foods buy Lightlife Foods?

  MISSISSAUGA, ON, Feb. 21, 2017 - Maple Leaf Foods (MFI: TSX) today announced that it has signed a definitive agreement with Brynwood Partners VI L.P. to acquire Lightlife Foods, Inc., a leading manufacturer and brand of refrigerated plant-based protein foods in the United States, for US$140 million, and related costs.

• What foods are considered clean eating foods?

  Although clean eating is based on whole, fresh foods, certain types of packaged foods can be included, such as packaged vegetables, nuts, and meat. However, it’s important to read labels to make sure there aren’t any preservatives, added sugars, or unhealthy fats.

• Why choose request foods?

  Request Foods® produces nearly 500 different custom entrées, side dishes, appetizers, sauces and desserts — each recipe formulated to meet a specific customer requirement, whether foodservice, private label or national brand. Request Foods copacking facilities are GFSI Certified under the BRC scheme.