Please rewrite this title in German and exclude the domain name: Riceland Foods celebrates 100th anniversary

Summarize this content in well-structured paragraphs in German language and keep HTML tags Chairman of Riceland Foods’ Board of Directors Roger Pohlner thanks those in attendance at Riceland’s 100th-anniversary reception on Friday, Dec. 10. Pohlner credited Riceland’s employees and the community of Stuttgart for the company’s success.Riceland Foods celebrated its 100th anniversary on Friday, Dec. 10, with a reception at the company’s Stuttgart headquarters. The reception was open to the community and those in attendance had the opportunity to walk around Riceland’s lobby and view displays that reflected the company’s history and highlighted some of the most significant moments in its 100-year existence. Several of the historical displays included old articles from the Stuttgart Daily Leader.For most of the reception, attendees visited with one another and shared stories about Riceland while enjoying cake and punch. About thirty minutes into the reception, Riceland’s Vice President of Government Affairs Kevin McGilton spoke to the crowd about how vital the Stuttgart community had been in getting Riceland “off the ground”.“Just reading through the letters that were written,” said McGilton of the items on display. “And, obviously, the Stuttgart Daily Leader played a huge part. You’ll see a lot of this history on these tables through the eyes of the Stuttgart Daily Leader.”Roger Pohlner, Chairman of Riceland’s Board of Directors, thanked the company’s employees and the community for making Riceland what it is today.“People may think Riceland is all the concrete and steel that’s scattered all over the city of Stuttgart and around the eastern part of our state and the bootheel of Missouri, but it’s not,” Pohlner said. “Riceland Foods is people. People like you. People of the community. Citizens of the community. We are very thankful today and we are here to recognize you and thank you for the success that we have based on your contribution.”About Riceland FoodsFounded in Stuttgart in 1921, Riceland Foods began as the Arkansas Rice Growers Cooperative Association. The farmers’ cooperative was formed by a group of Arkansas rice producers in response to wildly fluctuating market prices and its purpose was to store, process, and market crops. In 1958, a sister organization named the Arkansas Grain Cooperative was formed to receive, dry, and store soybeans. In 1970, the organizations were merged and the name Riceland Foods was adopted.Today, Riceland provides marketing services for rice and soybeans grown by its 5,500 farmer-members in Arkansas and Missouri. Each year, its 1,500 employees receive, store, transport, process, and market more than 125 million bushels (2.5 million metric tons) of grain.Riceland is the world’s largest miller and marketer of rice and one of the Mid-South’s major soybean processors.A major rice exporter, Riceland markets rice products under the Riceland label, private labels, as ingredients, and in bulk. Riceland products are sold across the nation and to more than 75 foreign destinations.Riceland Foods remains headquartered in Stuttgart, and also operates one of the world’s largest rice mills in Jonesboro, Arkansas.SLIDESHOW: Riceland Foods’ 100th Anniversary Reception Riceland Foods’ 100th Anniversary Reception