Companies That Supply Frozen French Fries For Retail in the Americas

McCain Foods Limited is an international leader in the frozen food industry and the world’s largest manufacturer of frozen potato specialities, employing approximately 18,000 people and operating 50 production facilities on six continents.

Ore-Ida is the brand name used by Heinz US Consumer Products to sell a range of potato products in the United States, including french fries and Tater-Tots 

Penobscot McCrum's potato processing facility in Washburn, Maine, United States. This french fry plant was built by Kiremko and Idaho Steel and started production in 2020.

Procesadora Andina de Papa S.R.L. (Pa&Pa) is a potato processor in Bolivia manufacturing both frozen french fries and potato chips.

Rapipap is a brand of frozen french fries and potato specialties in Argentina, now owned and manufacturered by the newly established joint venture between Lamb Weston Holdings, Inc. and Sociedad Comercial del Plata: Lamb Weston Alimentos Modernos S.A.

Building on the philosophy of innovation and continuous improvement, Simplot's state-of-the-art factory in Caldwell, Idaho, spans over 425,000 square feet and sets exciting new standards for the industry.

Simplot's Grand Forks operation turns out traditional cuts of french fries, including shoestrings, thincuts, and regulars, as well as tater gems and hashbrowns.

Simplot's Moses Lake plant in Washington processes a variety of products, including tater gems, hashbrowns, dehydrated potato granules, as well as shoestring, thincut, and regular french fries.

Simplot's potato processing plant in Othello, Washington, produces a full line of traditional french fries, including shoestrings, thincuts, regulars, and wedges, as well as tater gems and hashbrown patties.

Simplot is one of the three larger french fry manufacturers in the United States.