Document:

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                                                                 EXHIBIT 10.4.1

                                   Schedule 1

                            List of Other Agreements

1. Lease Agreement for the Plant.

2. Equipment Lease Agreement for Seller's equipment located at the Plant.

3. Lease Override Agreement for additional payments to be made by Buyer to
   Seller.

4. License Agreement for Buyer to license the use of permits, licenses, recipes
   and other intangible assets of Seller that are in use at the Plant.

5. Non-Branded Inventory Sales Agreement.

6. EBITDA Overview Committee Agreement.

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EXHIBITS

EXHIBIT A - Product Descriptions/Specifications

EXHIBIT B - List of Raw Materials, Packaging Materials

EXHIBIT C - Pricing

EXHIBIT D - Production Schedule, Annual Plan

EXHIBIT E - Warehousing and Distribution Terms

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                                   EXHIBIT A

                      PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONS/SPECIFICATIONS

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                                   EXHIBIT B

                                 RAW MATERIALS

    HFDC will supply the following raw materials based on calculations set forth
in Attachment 1.

                                   PACKAGING

    Packaging materials will include corrugate tray/box and shrinkwrap as
required in the shipping of canned product.

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                                   EXHIBIT E

                                  HFDC-STOKES

                  WAREHOUSING, DISTRIBUTION AND HANDLING TERMS

1.      Basic pricing in Exhibit C includes a holding period of thirty (30)
        days, including ten (10) days for incubation and includes shipping
        labor.

2.      If HFDC produces Product based upon pack plan and storage exceeds thirty
        (30) days because of STOKES' shipping schedule, extra storage cost is to
        be billed to STOKES at $.033 per case in full pallet quantities per
        month. Any product placed into inventory from the first of the month
        through the fifteenth of the month shall be charged a full month's
        storage charge for that month. Any Product placed into inventory from
        the sixteenth of the month through the end of the month shall be charged
        one-half the normal storage rate for that month.

3.      Other services shall be billed by HFDC to STOKES based upon pre-agreed
        rates for each such services. This would include, but not be limited to,
        special packs, products rework, returns from customers, modular
        displays, etc.

4.      All charges for warehousing, handling and other special services shall
        be invoiced on the last day of each month during which charges were
        incurred and shall be paid by STOKES within thirty (30) days from the
        date of invoice.

5.      STOKES may warehouse and distribute products not produced by HFDC at the
        Denver Facility with prior approval. There will be a one-time,
        in-and-out charge of $.05 per 12-pack (15 oz.) equivalent case, which
        includes thirty (30) days storage, after which the standard warehousing
        charges will apply at $0.33 per 12-pack (15 oz.) equivalent case, per
        month, as described in (2). Any Product placed into inventory from the
        first of the month through the fifteenth of the month shall be charged a
        full month's storage charge for that month. Any Product placed into
        inventory from the sixteenth of the month through the end of the month
        shall be charged one-half the normal storage rate for that month.

STOKES CO-PACK

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	                                                                  EXHIBIT 10.6.1
	
	                                   SCHEDULE 1
	
	                            List of Other Agreements
	
	1.  Lease Agreement for the Plant.
	
	2.  Equipment Lease Agreement for Seller's equipment located at the Plant.
	
	3.  Co-Pack Agreement for Buyer to co-pack Seller's branded products.
	
	4.  License Agreement for Buyer to license the use of permits	 licenses	 recipes
	    and other intangible assets of Seller that are in use at the Plant.
	
	5.  Lease Override Agreement for additional payments to be made by Buyer to
	    Seller.
	
	6.  Non-Branded Inventory Sales Agreement.
	
	
	
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	                                   SCHEDULE 3
	
	                       Employees to be hired by Hoopeston
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
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	                                                                      SCHEDULE 3
	
	                                 EMPLOYEE LIST
	
	
	MAINTENANCE
	
	    Parnell	 William E.
	    Santana	 Raul
	    Travis	 Russell R.
	    Valdez-Santana	 Leonardo
	    VanWye	 Jim T.
	    Vargas	 Manuel
	
	WAREHOUSE
	
	    Matthews	 Chad M.
	    Waddell	 C.W.
	    Waddell	 Charles R.
	
	RECEIVING
	
	    Guillen-Vasques	 Jose
	    Le	 Son
	
	QUALITY CONTROL
	
	    Duenas-Escareno	 Susie
	    Martinez	 Geraldine
	    Sandoval	 Lydia
	    Zazueta	 Cecilia
	
	CANLINE
	
	    Meraz	 Perla O.
	    Monarres	 Jaquelin
	    Perez-Rodriguez	 Victoriano
	    Torres	 Thomas
	    Trujillo	 Daphne
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
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	KITCHEN
	
	    Gallegos	 Amelia
	    Hernandez	 Margaret
	    Herrera	 Rosemary C.
	    Macias	 Araceli R.
	    Martinez-Salasar	 Victor
	    Meraz	 Feliciano
	    Meraz	 Manuel
	    Meraz-Hernandez	 Samuel
	    Morales	 Maidelaluz O.
	    Perez	 Edia E.
	    Rios-Alonso	 Mariela
	    Robles	 Armando
	    Robles	 Edel
	    Robles	 Juan T.
	    Rodriguez	 Sylvia
	    Rodriguez	-Robles	 Zenon
	    Sanchez	 Susia A.
	    Solis	 Maria G.
	    Tremillo	 Juan A.
	
	
	RETORTS
	
	    Escarcega	 Baltazar
	    Garcia-S	 Guadalupe
	    Luna-Flores	 Diego
	    Macias	 Rodolfo S.
	    Perez	 Manuel J.
	    Prado-Vera	 Eduardo
	    Reyes	 Ana M.
	    Robles	 Honorato
	    Sanchez	 Maria E.
	    Sandoval	 Felipe
	
	
	LABELING
	
	    De La Rosa	 Elisandro
	    Hernandez	 Arturo
	    Ibarra	 Rodrigo
	    Lozoya	 Angela
	    Lozoya	 Rito
	    Meraz-Castillo	 Esperenaza
	    Ortega	 Jose
	    Reyes	 Juan H.
	
	
	
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	INDIRECT LABOR
	
	    Fontanilla	 Fe F.
	
	
	SUPERVISORS - WAREHOUSE
	
	    Beatty	 Steven
	    Shanahan	 Richard L.
	
	
	FACTORY SUPERVISORS
	
	    Bradley	 Cynthia K.
	    Hergert	 Pamela S.
	    Johnson	 Allen V.
	    Lobb	 Christine
	    Page	 Robert G.
	    Rodriguez	 Jose
	    Rosberg	 David W.
	    Schiefelbein	 Jennifer L.
	
	
	ADMINISTRATION
	
	    Bayhouse	 Pat
	    Cordes	 Arcelia
	    Maxwell	 Nancy K.
	    Rodriguez	 Elvia O.
	    Sullivan	 Edward A.<PAGE>
                                                                 EXHIBIT 10.20.2

                          (HEARTLAND BANK LETTERHEAD)

July 30, 2003

Mr. Michael Miller
Chief Executive Officer
Mr. Jeffrey R. Nieder
Chief Financial Officer
Centennial Specialty Foods Corporation
400 Inverness Parkway, Suite 200
Englewood, Colorado 80112

RE:  $5,000,000 Revolving Line of Credit

Dear Mike and Jeff:

We are pleased to confirm that Heartland Bank's ("Bank") Loan Committee has
approved a $5,000,000 Revolving Line of Credit Centennial Specialty Foods
Corporation (Centennial) under the following terms and conditions.

1.  BORROWER:               Centennial Specialty Foods Corporation and any
                            subsidiaries deemed by Heartland to be material.

2.  PURPOSE:                Working Capital.

3.  LOAN AMOUNT             $5,000,000 Revolving Credit with availability based
    AND TYPE:               upon Borrowing Base.

4.  BORROWING               The Borrowing Base shall be the sum of 70% of the
    BASE:                   appraised value acceptable to the Bank of the real
                            estate located at 5590 High Street, Adams County, CO
                            and 75% of eligible accounts receivable and 50% of
                            finished goods inventory. In the event outstanding
                            balance on loan exceeds Borrowing Base Availability,
                            Borrower will immediately pay loan down to amount of
                            Borrowing Base Availability.

5.  INTEREST RATE:          Heartland Bank Base Rate (currently 4.00%), floating
                            (adjusted daily as said Base Rate may change) +1.5%
                            with a floor of 5.5%

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6.   COMMITMENT FEE:       1% of Loan Amount (non-refundable) payable as
                           follows: 25,000 with the signed commitment letter
                           (Centennial to be given credit for $5,000 already
                           paid) and balance due at the earlier of IPO, Closing
                           of this loan or December 31, 2003. Any and all fees
                           paid or payable to Lender at or before Closing have
                           been and will be earned by Lender and are not
                           refundable to Borrower for any reason, whether or not
                           Closing occurs.

7.   NON-USAGE FEE:        1/2 of 1% on unused balance computed quarterly in
                           arrears.

8.   MATURITY:             Three years from Closing.

9.   AMORTIZATION:         N/A

10.  LOAN PAYMENTS:        Monthly interest only payments beginning the first of
                           the month following closing with the outstanding
                           balance due at maturity.

11.  CLOSING:              The closing of the proposed loan shall occur on a
                           date agreed by Borrower and Bank, but not later than
                           December 31, 2003.

12.  SECURITY:             As collateral for the Loan, Borrower agrees to grant
                           the Bank a first mortgage on Centennial's Plant
                           located at 5500 High Street, Adams County, CO, and a
                           first lien security interest in all accounts
                           receivable, inventory, intangible assets and
                           assignment of operating agreement between Centennial
                           and Hoopeston.

13.  APPRAISAL:            A complete self-contained narrative appraisal report,
                           acceptable to the Bank in its sole discretion,
                           addressed to the Bank and by an appraiser
                           satisfactory to the Bank shall be provided at
                           Borrower's expense prior to closing, dated within 90
                           days of closing, which appraisal shall indicate that
                           the Property has a fair market value acceptable to
                           the Bank in its sole discretion and supporting a loan
                           to value of no greater than 70%.

14.  TITLE INSURANCE:      The Bank is to be provided with a commitment for a
                           mortgage's title insurance policy covering all
                           parcels of
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                           real estate collateral, in an amount acceptable to
                           the Bank and containing only those exceptions
                           approved by the Bank.

15.  ENVIRONMENTAL         Bank shall order a Phase I environmental report on
     REPORT:               real estate offered as Collateral at Borrower's
                           expense prior to closing. Borrower may provide Bank
                           an existing environmental study to be reviewed by a
                           qualified environmental engineer chosen by Bank at
                           Borrower's expense to determine acceptability. Any
                           problems identified in the Environmental study must
                           be corrected to Bank's satisfaction prior to Closing.

16.  LATE CHARGES:         A late charge equal to five percent (5%) of the
                           payment amount will be assessed for each payment not
                           received at the principal office of the Bank within
                           ten (10) days of the due date.

17.  GUARANTORS:           Any Material subsidiary of Centennial not included as
                           a Borrower.

18.  LEGAL ENTITY:         Borrower shall submit to the Bank a true and complete
                           certified copy of its incorporation documents and
                           authorizing resolutions from all officers, if
                           applicable.

19.  INSURANCE:            Borrower shall deliver, at Closing and from time to
                           time as Bank may request, if applicable, certificates
                           evidencing flood insurance, hazard insurance naming
                           the Bank in the standard loss payable clause, and
                           liability insurance naming Bank as an additional
                           insured, all of which shall be acceptable to the
                           Bank.

20.  FINANCIAL             Borrower shall provide to Bank the following: 1)
     STATEMENTS:           Annual Audited Financial statements or 10K; 2)
                           Quarterly company prepared statements or 10Q; 3)
                           Monthly Borrowing Base Certificate. Additional
                           financial information may be requested at Bank's
                           discretion.

21.  COSTS:                Borrower agrees to pay appraisal fees, environmental
                           fees, recording/releasing fees, legal fees,
                           Commitment Fee, survey costs, premiums for flood (if
                           applicable), hazard, and title insurance, inspection
                           costs and any other loan Closing costs as determined
                           by Bank at or prior to
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Mr. Jeffrey R. Nieder
July 30, 2003
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                     Closing, or when involved, whether or not Loan closes. A
                     deposit for estimated fees may be required at Bank's
                     discretion prior to certain costs being incurred.

22. ADDITIONAL       Borrower shall represent, warrant, covenant and agree to
    REQUIREMENTS:    the following requirements:

                     a)  That at the time of Closing of the loan and of each
                         disbursement thereof, the Borrower and Guarantors are
                         solvent and free from bankruptcy, reorganization or
                         arraignment proceedings or a general assignment for the
                         benefit of creditors.

                     b)  Should the Borrower fail to pay such taxes or
                         assessments, or should the Borrower fail to maintain
                         acceptable hazard and liability insurance coverage, the
                         Bank shall have the right, but not the obligation to
                         pay such charges and assessments directly and charge
                         such payment to the Borrower's loan account.

                     c)  This Loan is non-assumable.

23. CONDITIONS       a)  Centennial shall raise a minimum of $7,000,000 in an
    PRECEDENT            Initial Public Offering substantially under the terms
    TO CLOSING:          described in the Draft Form SB-2 dated 5/12/2003
                         provided to the Bank.

                     b)  The establishment of a satisfactory subordination
                         agreement between the Bank, Centennial and James E.
                         Lewis.

                     c)  Negotiation of protective covenants satisfactory to
                         Bank.

                     d)  Establishment of primary operating of Centennial
                         account at Bank.
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Mr. Jeffrey R. Nieder
July 30, 2003
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                    e)   Bank shall have been satisfied that there are no
                         Environmental liabilities with respect to the
                         Borrower's facilities.

                    f)   Bank shall review all significant agreements between
                         Centennial Foods and Hoopeston Foods, Denver and
                         receive financial information as the Bank shall
                         reasonably request on Hoopeston Foods, Denver
                         operation.

                    g)   Bank shall have received (a) satisfactory opinions of
                         Counsel to the borrower (which shall cover, among other
                         things, authority, perfection, legality, validity,
                         binding effect and enforceability of the Loan
                         Documents) and such corporate resolutions, certificates
                         and other documents as Bank shall reasonably require
                         and (b) satisfactory Evidence that Bank holds a
                         perfected, first priority lien in all collateral for
                         the Loans, subject to no other liens Except for
                         permitted liens to be determined.

                    h)   There shall not have occurred a material adverse change
                         the business, assets, operations, conditions (financial
                         or otherwise) or prospects of the Borrower and its
                         subsidiaries.

23. DOCUMENTATION:       All of the terms and conditions set forth in this
                         Commitment to lend shall be incorporated into the final
                         Loan documentation evidencing the loans contemplated by
                         this Letter, together with such other terms, conditions
                         and documents, that may be required by Bank
                         (collectively, the "Loan Documents"), which Loan
                         Documents shall include, but not be limited to, a Loan
                         Agreement entered into by Bank and Borrower (the "Loan
                         Agreement"). All Loan Documents shall be satisfactory
                         to Bank and its counsel.

24. REPRESENTATIONS      Usual and customary for transactions of this type, made
    AND WARRANTIES:      at Closing and at each disbursement.

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Mr. Jeffrey Nieder
July 30, 2003
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25. OTHER:          This Letter is intended as an outline only and does not
                    purport to summarize all of the conditions, covenants,
                    representations, warranties and other provisions which would
                    be contained in definitive legal documentation for the.
                    Disputes will be subject to arbitration.

26. COMMITMENT      The agreement contained herein, where not inconsistent with
    SURVIVES        the Loan Documents, shall not be merged into the same and
    LOAN CLOSING:   shall survive the closing of the loan and shall remain
                    binding upon Borrower.

27. ORAL            Oral agreements or commitment to loan money, extend credit
    ARRANGEMENTS:   or to forbear from enforcing repayment of debt including
                    promises to renew such debt are not enforceable. To protect
                    you (Borrower) and us (Bank/Creditor) from misunderstanding
                    or disappointment, any agreement we reach covering such
                    matters are contained in this writing, which is the complete
                    and exclusive statement of the agreement between us, except
                    as we may later agree in writing to modify it.

If the above terms and conditions are agreeable to you, please indicate your
acceptance and approval by signing a copy of this commitment letter and
returning same and $20,000 ($25,000 net of $5,000 already remitted to Bank)
representing the aggregate commitment fee due to the Bank at the signing of this
Letter, prior to August 8, 2003. If a copy of the signed commitment along with a
check for $25,000 is not received by August 6, 2003, this commitment will be
considered null and void.

HEARTLAND BANK

By: /s/ TED KRALZER                  By: /s/ DAVID MINTON
    ---------------------------          --------------------------------------
    Ted Kralzer, Vice President          David Minton, Executive Vice President

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Mr. Jeffrey R. Nieder
July 30, 2003
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The above terms and conditions are hereby agreed upon this 8th day of August,
2003 by each of the following:

Centennial Specialty Foods Corporation

By: /s/ JEFFREY R. NIEDER
        President & COO

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