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  • Ingredion has the most employees (12,000).
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Batory Foods vs competitors

CompanyFounding dateZippia scoreHeadquarters# of LocationsRevenueEmployees
1979
4.4
Des Plaines, IL1$439.4M350
2001
3.7
Sugar Land, TX1$4.0M35
1906
4.8
Westchester, IL5$7.4B12,000
-
3.8
McAlester, OK1$2.4M50
1956
3.7
Saint Louis, MO1$13.0M125
1976
4.5
Stamford, CT1$4.5B8,000
1997
4.4
Minneapolis, MN1$14.0M59
1987
4.2
Marietta, GA1$125.0M50
1979
4.0
Irwindale, Irwindale1$250.0M600
-
3.5
Cleveland, OH1$790,00050
1988
3.4
Ontario, CA1$24.0M83
1986
3.5
New Berlin, WI1$145.0M35
1993
4.7
Louisville, KY4$33.0M100
1968
4.1
Colorado Springs, CO1$106.1M75
1948
4.5
Boise, ID5$680.0M7,500
-
4.0
Winchester, KY1$5.2M25
-
4.2
Rosemont, IL1$950,00025
1878
3.6
Kansas City, MO1$12.5M100
1949
4.0
Holland, MI1$8.4M50
Harbor Linen
1973
3.8
Gibbsboro, NJ1$20.0M7
1879
3.7
Fort Worth, TX1$320.0M3,000

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Batory Foods salaries vs competitors

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CompanyAverage salaryHourly salarySalary score
Batory Foods
$49,089$23.60-

Compare Batory Foods job title salaries vs competitors

CompanyHighest salaryHourly salary
Batory Foods
$57,224$27.51
Ingredion
$95,942$46.13
Wholesome Sweeteners
$63,307$30.44
Worden
$55,040$26.46
Universal Sewing Supply
$51,996$25.00
Rampart Supply
$46,705$22.45
The Blonder Company
$45,689$21.97
Harbor Linen
$45,431$21.84
Scott-gross
$45,100$21.68
Atos Medical
$45,039$21.65
Gould's Discount Medical
$44,950$21.61
Ogi Eyewear
$44,582$21.43
Norco
$44,121$21.21
Justin Brands
$44,022$21.16
Baby Trend
$43,534$20.93
Nestlé Waters North America
$42,806$20.58
Emtek Products
$42,262$20.32
Miller Office Equipment
$42,180$20.28
Walker Towel & Uniform Service, Inc.
$41,731$20.06
Riddell
$41,126$19.77

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Batory Foods demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Batory Foods vs competitors

Job titleMaleFemale
The Blonder Company37%63%
Batory Foods44%56%
Ingredion64%36%
Nestlé Waters North America73%27%

Compare race at Batory Foods vs competitors

CompanyWhiteHispanic or LatinoBlack or African AmericanAsianUnknownDiversity score
56%22%12%8%3%
8.7
62%14%10%9%5%
9.7
67%15%8%7%3%
7.2
59%20%10%7%3%
9.7

Batory Foods and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio
James P. Zallie
Ingredion

James Zallie is executive vice president, global specialties and president, Americas. Previously, Mr. Zalled served as executive vice president, global specialties and president, North America and EMEA. Before joining Ingredion, he was president and chief executive officer of National Starch, which was acquired by Ingredion in 2010. During his 27 year tenure at National Starch, he held various positions of increasing responsibility, first in technical, then marketing and then international business management. He holds master’s degrees in food science and business administration from Rutgers University and a Bachelor of Science degree in food science from Pennsylvania State University. Mr. Zallie is a member of the board of directors for Innophos, a leading producer of specialty grade phosphate products for the food, pharmaceutical and industrial market segments.

Jason Chau
Emtek Products

Randy Watson
Justin Brands

Nicole Kissler
Norco

Dan Arment
Riddell

Edward R. Grauch
The Blonder Company

Jason Krieger
Scott-gross

Nigel Willerton
Wholesome Sweeteners

Vivek Badrinath
Atos Medical

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4.0
A zippia user wrote a review on Mar 2023
Pros of working at Batory Foods

Plenty of work, you’re never searching for something to do to “keep busy.” Follow the rules and safety protocols and you’ll do well.

Cons of working at Batory Foods

Long process to get hired on-start as a temporary employee. I worked at the Wilmington site in 2017 and then again in 2023. I went back because I enjoyed the “family” atmosphere. Well, that no longer exists. There’s no accountability. If you’re on the picking/shipping side you’ll end up fixing and reporting damaged items and hand stacking pallets because the inbound operators aren’t held accountable or even try to fix their damage. They do have the technology and equipment to make the process easier but if you’re like me, the ones who cause the damage should fix it. If you add in the fact that one person was told by upper management that they were doing away with the mid shift and going to two shifts and when immediate supervisor was asked about it he was quick to reply he’s not responding to rumors. It doesn’t seem like the supervisors, some, really have no experience in management.

Batory Foods benefits

The good thing was two 30min breaks during your 8.5hr shift, really gives you a break and makes the time fly by.

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