Frito-Lay Recognition
Frito-Lay is proud of the recognition given to our Minority/Women Business Development program by the ethnic and women business communities.

2004
Corporation of the Year Award by the American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Texas

2003
Corporation of the Year Award by North Texas MED Week Committee

2002
Corporation of the Year Award from the Women's Business Council - Southwest

2001
Frito-Lay received the Sharing Success Award for "Best of the Decade Performance" in Minority and Women Business Development from Minority BusinessNews

2000
Sustaining member award from Greater Dallas Asian American Chamber of Commerce and the Pacesetter Award from Dallas Together Forum and Nominated for Corporation of the Year Award by the National Minority Supplier Development Council

1999
Corporation of the Year Award by the Dallas/Fort Worth Minority Business Development Council and the North Texas MED Week Committee. Advocate of the Year Award by the Dallas/Fort Worth Minority Business Development Council

1997
Corporation of the Year Award by the Greater Dallas Asian American Chamber of Commerce and Nominated for Corporation of the Year Award by the National Minority Supplier Development Council

1996
Corporation of the Year Award by both the North Texas MED Week Committee and the North Texas Women's Business Council and Nominated for Corporation of the Year Award by the National Minority Supplier Development Council

1995
Corporation of the Year Award by the Dallas/Fort Worth Minority Business Development Council

1989
Corporation of the Year Award by the National Minority Supplier Development Council and Award of Appreciation by the Small Business Administration

Frito-Lay Supplier Awards
This award is presented by Frito-Lay on the basis of an individual's ability to create a business and become a valuable supplier to Frito-Lay. This award is not given to the biggest supplier or the most visible minority company in Frito-Lay's supply base. It is given to someone who has accepted personal risk and created a high value added business that is fully competitive in our industry. Role models are individuals that we emulate because of their perseverance and personal strength.

2002
Recipient - Bi-State Packaging, Mr. Bob Ontiveros, CEO

2002
Recipient - Sage V Foods, Mr. Pete Vegas. President

1997
Recipient - Johnson Bryce, Inc. - Mr. Bob Johnson, President