Churchill & Sons, Inc

Churchill & Sons, Inc is based in the United States and lists eleven active products in its catalogue. The portfolio includes frozen chicken feet, white kidney beans, high‑quality black kidney beans, premium‑grade palm oil, non‑GMO soybean seeds, organic red kidney beans, and a series of truck‑tire models ranging from 295/75R22.5 16PR to semi‑truck tires. Each agricultural item falls under the HS chapter 07 (edible beans and seeds) or chapter 15 (vegetable oils), while the tyre products are classified under HS chapter 40 (rubber and plastics). The supplier’s catalogue therefore spans both food‑grade commodities and automotive rubber goods, offering a mixed product set for diverse import markets.

The supplier’s description highlights a focus on high‑grade legumes, oil seeds and processed animal products, complemented by a line of commercial truck tyres. No manufacturing locations are disclosed, but the United States origin indicates compliance with U.S. export regulations such as the Food Safety Modernization Act for food items and DOT specifications for tyres. All eleven items are presented without price or volume details, allowing buyers to request quotations based on their own order sizes.

The listed food items cover several common bean varieties: white kidney (Phaseolus vulgaris), black kidney, and organic red kidney beans, each typically sold in 25 kg bags or bulk containers. In the global market, kidney beans are graded by size (e.g., 12 mm ± 2 mm), moisture content (≤12 %), and absence of foreign material. Palm oil is offered as a premium grade, which in trade usually means free fatty acid (FFA) ≤0.1 % and a cloud point (CP) of 10 °C or lower. Non‑GMO soybeans are evaluated for protein content (≈40 % dry weight) and must be accompanied by a GMO‑free certificate. Frozen chicken feet are commonly packed in 20 ft containers at 300 kg per container, with a recommended storage temperature of - 18 °C. The tyre line includes 295/75R22.5 16‑ply rating models, generally specified by load index (e.g., 127) and speed rating (e.g., H).