The company behind the popular sauces, dressings and condiments served up by the world’s largest restaurant chains — from McDonald’s to Papa John’s — joins industry-leading brands like Apple, Amazon and The Coca-Cola Company at the ultra modern 1.1M SF Irvine Spectrum® campus
- Ventura Foods is the $3 billion dollar manufacturer of popular sauces, dressings and condiments served up by the the world’s largest restaurant chains, including McDonald’s, Subway, Burger King and Papa John’s
- In 2025, the business moved its headquarters to a 60K SF workspace at Spectrum Terrace®, an Irvine Company workplace featuring next-level amenities, including an Olympic-length pool with business cabanas
- CEO and President Chris Furman told Orange County Business Journal he moved the company’s HQ to the modern 1.1M SF Irvine Spectrum campus so the team could “be in the center of the county”
- Spectrum Terrace places Ventura Foods alongside industry-leading brands like Apple, Amazon and The Coca-Cola Company
Since its founding in 1996, Ventura Foods has grown into a giant within the food services industry with 16 manufacturing sites, customers in 70+ countries and 4,500 employees, according to Orange County Business Journal (OCBJ).
The $3 billion dollar business is the innovator behind popular sauces, dressings and condiments served up by the world’s largest restaurant chains, including McDonald’s, Subway, Burger King and Papa John’s. It’s also one of the top five suppliers to Sysco, the largest food distributor in the U.S. with an annual revenue of $81.4 billion.
Even at a time when restaurants are experiencing fluctuating sales and foot traffic due to tariffs, inflation and economic uncertainty, Ventura Foods is delivering impressive results.
As CEO and president Chris Furman told OCBJ, the brand has seen “four of the strongest years financially in the company’s history.”
What’s working? Ventura Foods is prioritizing:
- Targeting growing segments within the food and restaurant industry (delis and food courts)
- Strategic acquisitions that have allowed it to expand manufacturing capabilities and break into new product categories
- Co-creating innovative new menu items in partnership with its customers
- Helping customers slash supply chain-driven costs
Ventura Foods Relocates to Spectrum Terrace to Fuel Future Growth
With the company operating at peak performance, Furman is focused on taking Ventura Foods to the next level — starting with its headquarters.
In 2025, the brand relocated to a sleek new HQ at Irvine Company’s Spectrum Terrace. The company’s 60K SF workspace is an important part of the CEO’s vision for the future of the business and its growth.
Furman selected this sought-after 1.1M SF Irvine Spectrum campus to “be in the center of the county” he explained to OCBJ.
That’s not the only advantage. Spectrum Terrace is home to industry-leading innovators like Apple, Amazon and The Coca-Cola Company and next-level amenities — including an Olympic-length pool with business cabanas.
The new workspace also provides the perfect backdrop for bringing the company’s refreshed brand to life, an updated identity that aligns with how Ventura Foods is investing in creating better experiences for its customers.
“We are proud to introduce a contemporary new logo that reflects our 30-year legacy in food service and our ambition for continued growth,” Furman told OCBJ.