Ole Mexican Foods competitors

Zippia score 4.1

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Ole Mexican Foods vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Ole Mexican Foods	1988	4.1	Norcross, GA	1	$230.0M	500
AFR Furniture Rental	1975	4.0	Pennsauken, NJ	22	$73.0M	249
All Battery	-	4.0	Portland, OR	1	$1.4M	15
J.J. Taylor Companies	1958	4.3	Jupiter, FL	3	$230.0M	600
Seattle Fish	1918	4.3	Denver, CO	1	$103.0M	100
PPG Industries Fiber Glass Products, Inc	1952	3.8	Cheswick, PA	1	$180.9M	5
Borden Dairy Company	2009	4.4	Dallas, TX	12	$1.2B	3,300
BiRite Foodservice Distributors	1966	4.2	Brisbane, CA	1	$44.0M	301
Pollock Orora	1918	3.5	Grand Prairie, TX	1	$4.1M	50
Horizon Wine and Spirits-Nashville	-	3.7	Nashville, TN	1	$6.9M	89
Keystone Automotive Industries	1947	4.6	Pomona, CA	1	$720.0M	3,778
Dr Enuf	1949	3.9	Johnson City, TN	1	$5.1M	35
Euclid Beverage	-	3.9	North Aurora, IL	2	$5.8M	52
Casa Imports	1975	3.8	Utica, NY	1	$2.2M	23
Mutual Distributing	1946	4.0	Raleigh, NC	1	$12.0M	30
Sierra Meat & Seafood	1934	4.1	Reno, NV	1	$33.0M	81
Bass Tool & Supply	1978	3.8	Houston, TX	1	$10.0M	50
A To Z Equipment Rental	1969	2.9	Wilmington, NC	2	$310,000	7
Hayden Beverage	1930	3.7	Boise, ID	1	$57.0M	375
Buffalo Rock	1901	4.3	Birmingham, AL	5	$550.0M	2,100
Superior Beverage Group	1922	4.1	Centerville, OH	2	$140.0M	375

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Ole Mexican Foods salaries vs competitors

Compare Ole Mexican Foods salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Ole Mexican Foods	$44,126	$21.21	-

Compare Ole Mexican Foods job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Ole Mexican Foods	$74,791	$35.96
BiRite Foodservice Distributors	$84,950	$40.84
Bass Tool & Supply	$77,008	$37.02
A To Z Equipment Rental	$76,349	$36.71
Hayden Beverage	$75,531	$36.31
AFR Furniture Rental	$75,520	$36.31
All Battery	$75,440	$36.27
Euclid Beverage	$75,438	$36.27
Pollock Orora	$75,365	$36.23
Horizon Wine and Spirits-Nashville	$75,222	$36.16
J.J. Taylor Companies	$75,204	$36.16
Superior Beverage Group	$75,075	$36.09
Sierra Meat & Seafood	$75,016	$36.07
PPG Industries Fiber Glass Products, Inc	$75,000	$36.06
Buffalo Rock	$74,932	$36.02
Dr Enuf	$74,823	$35.97
Seattle Fish	$74,578	$35.85
Casa Imports	$74,443	$35.79
Mutual Distributing	$74,194	$35.67
Keystone Automotive Industries	$73,326	$35.25

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Ole Mexican Foods demographics vs competitors

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Job title	Male	Female
Borden Dairy Company	76%	24%
Keystone Automotive Industries	78%	22%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Borden Dairy Company	57%	19%	16%	5%	3%	9.6
Keystone Automotive Industries	63%	15%	12%	6%	3%	8.9

Ole Mexican Foods and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Neil Scholnick

AFR Furniture Rental

Neil Scholnick is a CEO at AMERICAN FURNITURE RENTALS, INC..

Gregg Engles

Borden Dairy Company

Matthew Dent

Buffalo Rock

Arnd Franz

Keystone Automotive Industries

John Fleming

Superior Beverage Group

John Flocchini

Sierra Meat & Seafood

James Iacino

Seattle Fish

Executive Chairman James Iacino, grandson of Mose Iacino, founder of Seattle Fish Co., represents the third generation of the Iacino family in the seafood business. James oversees the largest seafood distribution operation in the region, including offices and facilities in Montrose and Denver and a team that operates 24/7 to supply more than 15 million pounds of seafood annually throughout the Rocky Mountains. James has expanded the company significantly, growing distribution into the Western slopes of Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Wyoming, Utah and New Mexico. James created the vivid vision for Seattle Fish Co. and its operations: to sustainably feed people to ensure the health of our communities and the planet. Committed to exploring and utilizing best practices for sustainability, James oversees Seattle Fish Company’s thought leadership efforts and operations around traceability and responsible sourcing. He’s a recognized leader within the seafood industry, graduating from the National Fisheries Institute Future Leaders program, and in the community, serving on the Cooking Matters Colorado Leadership Council, the Colorado Children’s Chorale Board of Trustees, and as the Founder and Chairman of the Green & Gold Foundation, benefiting Colorado State University.

William Barulich

BiRite Foodservice Distributors

Bill Barulich is a Chief Executive Officer at BiRite Foodservice Distributors and Board Member at UNIPRO FOODSERVICE INC. He has worked as Chairman at UNIPRO FOODSERVICE INC.