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Cidi Foods is a private food company headquartered in Cidistan, [[Fichmanistan]]. The company is owned exclusivly by two familys, the Arnold Family and the Buely family. The company currently ownes the majoraty of the land in 4 of Fichmanistans 25 counties and operates hundreds of farms and food proccessing and manufacturing facilities across the country. | |||
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==Divisions== | |||
Fichmani Foods was founded in 1937 as a state run enterprise to feed the growing urban population after the establishment of the Republic. The company quickly became bloated, corrupt and ineffective and was sold to a private firm in 1941. The Private firm was owned 100% owned by Fredrick Arnold, brother to President [[John Arnold]] | *Cidi Dairy | ||
*Buely Flour | |||
*Cidi Foods Meats and Alternatives | |||
==History== | |||
===Fichmani Foods=== | |||
Fichmani Foods was founded in 1937 as a state run enterprise to feed the growing urban population after the establishment of the Republic. The company quickly became bloated, corrupt and ineffective and was sold to a private firm in 1941. The Private firm was owned 100% owned by Fredrick Arnold, brother to President [[John Arnold]]. After Arnold's death and the re-establishment of democracy, the government seized most of the ill-gotten assets held by the Arnold family. The government could not establish Fredrick's ownership of the firm beacuse it was registered in a foreign country. | |||
===Buely Farms=== | |||
This allowed him to keep ownership of the company but was forced to sell 27% of the company to the Cidistan Farm Union in 1959 after years of slow growth. | |||
The Cidistan Farm Union was bought out by Martin Buley in 1961 and merged it with his own farm and busniess to create Buely Farms. Buely bought another 14% of Fichmani Foods in 1963 | |||
Latest revision as of 23:41, 27 September 2023
Cidi Foods is a private food company headquartered in Cidistan, Fichmanistan. The company is owned exclusivly by two familys, the Arnold Family and the Buely family. The company currently ownes the majoraty of the land in 4 of Fichmanistans 25 counties and operates hundreds of farms and food proccessing and manufacturing facilities across the country.
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| Public | |
| Traded as | CDF |
| Industry | Food |
| Predecessor | Buely Farms, Fichmani Foods |
| Founder | Martin Buely |
| Headquarters | , |
Area served | Sekidean Union |
Key people |
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| Revenue |  $2.5 billion (2019) |
| $1.0 billion (2019) | |
Number of employees | 46,000+ (2021) |
| Subsidiaries |
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| Website | CidiFoods.com |
Divisions
- Cidi Dairy
- Buely Flour
- Cidi Foods Meats and Alternatives
History
Fichmani Foods
Fichmani Foods was founded in 1937 as a state run enterprise to feed the growing urban population after the establishment of the Republic. The company quickly became bloated, corrupt and ineffective and was sold to a private firm in 1941. The Private firm was owned 100% owned by Fredrick Arnold, brother to President John Arnold. After Arnold's death and the re-establishment of democracy, the government seized most of the ill-gotten assets held by the Arnold family. The government could not establish Fredrick's ownership of the firm beacuse it was registered in a foreign country.
Buely Farms
This allowed him to keep ownership of the company but was forced to sell 27% of the company to the Cidistan Farm Union in 1959 after years of slow growth. The Cidistan Farm Union was bought out by Martin Buley in 1961 and merged it with his own farm and busniess to create Buely Farms. Buely bought another 14% of Fichmani Foods in 1963