It's a little sad and very concerning that when the public usually learns all at once about the generally anonymous suppliers behind big grocery chains' store brands or the generic, no-name products they stock, it's due to a far-reaching food recall. The FDA will help a company issue a recall of a certain item of packaged and processed produce to limit the spread of a food-borne illness like listeria or hepatitis A, and the list of affected products affects multiple store chains and thousands of individual units, all from a non-household-name of a producer. This is precisely what happened in 2019, when it was revealed that Kirkland Signature doesn't make its Costco-only Three Berry Blend, a mix of popular fruits recommended for use in desserts or smoothies, but rather it outsources from a company called Townsend Farms.