midwest food products association rebrand

The Midwest Food Products Association introduced a refreshed logo and updated branding in early 2026 to reflect its broad, multi‑state membership and expanding regional reach. Founded in 1905 to support Wisconsin vegetable processors, the Association now represents manufacturers across states such as Illinois, Minnesota, and Wisconsin that produce vegetables, fruit, beans, meat, pickles, sauerkraut, snacks, sauces, prepared meals, and other packaged foods. The new logo’s blue, green, and yellow colors symbolize water, land, and sun, while its sun‑as‑gear icon highlights the industry’s manufacturing strength and the essential partnership between processors and growers. Replacing a logo that referenced the three state groups that merged in the 1980s, the updated identity emphasizes the diversity of today’s member companies and the future of Midwest food manufacturing, uniting the region’s natural resources, industry expertise, and forward‑looking spirit.
Upcoming Events
Member Reception & Golf Warm-Up Party
MWFPA Members are invited to join us on May 27, 2026 in the Volcano Lounge at the Kalahari from 4:30 - 6:00 PM for drinks, appetizers and games. All members are welcome to attend this free networking event, even if you aren’t golfing! Registration ahead of time is required!
Golf Outing
May 28, 2026
Trappers Turn Golf Course
Individual $250 | Foursome $950
Please note- we are sold out! Please email Lauren at lauren.danuser@mwfpa.org
if you would like to be added to a waitlist!
OUR MISSION
The Midwest Food Products Association advances and protects the business interests of the region's food processors by serving as a trusted voice in the statehouse and a practical resource on the plant floor. Through effective legislative advocacy in Illinois, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, training programs, industry support, and meaningful networking opportunities, we help our members stay informed, connected, and competitive. Together, we drive better policies and smarter operations that strengthen and grow the food manufacturing industry.


