Manufacturer of fats, oils, mayonnaise, dressings and sauces
Stratas Foods produces edible oils, shortenings, dressings and sauces for foodservice, ingredient and private-label buyers. Its stack is plant-floor heavy: Wonderware, Allen-Bradley, Siemens and Honeywell controls sit alongside Maximo and CMMS for maintenance, with Infor M3 as ERP and Power BI for reporting. Accelerating, manufacturing-dominated hiring skewed to junior roles points to production capacity build-out, while job posts highlight PLM upgrades and automation-driven cost reduction.
Stratas Foods is a privately held food manufacturer founded in 2009 and headquartered in Bartlett, Tennessee. It supplies frying oils, shortenings, butter-flavored oils, pan sprays, mayonnaise, salad oils, dressings, sauces, vinegars, and flakes and beads. Customers span the foodservice, food ingredients and retail private-label channels across North America. The company runs a research, development and innovation center with labs and pilot plant facilities, plus a customer test kitchen for recipe development. It employs between 501 and 1,000 people.
Stratas Foods runs Infor M3 as its ERP, with Salesforce for CRM, Power BI for analytics, Maximo and CMMS for maintenance, and Wonderware plus Allen-Bradley, Siemens and Honeywell systems on the plant floor.
Yes, hiring is accelerating and centered on manufacturing roles in the United States, with smaller openings in engineering, operations and product, mostly at junior and mid levels.
Stratas Foods is headquartered in Bartlett, Tennessee, and serves foodservice, food ingredient and retail private-label markets across North America.
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