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We believe every consumer should have access to their favorite snack, everywhere. We own the manufacturing process from seed to shelf and actively invest in technology to automate key steps of the process. This helps us be more agile in what we need to make, who we need to make it for, and how we can best deliver it to snack lovers from coast to coast.

American Logistics Information Corp. was established in 1988 to help local Southern California contractors do business with the DLA Supply Centers and DoD. When the Federal Government and many Fortune 1000 companies embraced EDI (Electronic Data Interchange), ALICorp.com was ready. Due to our combination of easy-to-use software, dedicated customer service and low cost, ALICorp.com became, and remains, the most popular of all government VANs (Value Added Networks). ALICorp.com's interconnect capabilities allow instant communication with DLA supply centers, including individual military bases. Today we are still at the cutting edge of technology with easy-to-use systems, low cost and our famous dedication to customer service. 1988 - ALI Corp. initially started as a sales consulting firm, helping small Southern California companies sell fasteners, o-rings and machined CNC parts to the (then) four DLA agencies and to military bases. 1989 - ALI Corp. created the first commercially available PC Software to manage daily competitive RFQs & BPA Contracts. 1990 - ALI Corp. innovates again creating the first "bulletin board" for DoD contracting that sent data via 2400-24400 modems to a couple of dozen California contractors. We also created the most up-to-date DLA Research System. Data was converted from DoD AS400 tape for use in PC systems. 1993 - DoD & DLA started to use EDI. ALI Corp. was the first VAN to get approval and pass DLA testing, connecting directly to DLA computer systems via T1 data lines. DFAS payment office became EDI capable at the same time allowing ALI clients easier invoicing and better, hassle-free payment processing replacing DD250 forms. 1998-2005 - ALI Corp. became the first web-based EDI contracting system, and introduced Commercial EDI to connect clients to Boeing, Lockheed and other OEMs that had switched to EDI almost overnight. ALI Corp. also created special "robots" that accessed the plethora of government data that was appearing on the web. That was saved and converted into easy-to-read ...