1.   Opponents charge that this system artificially inflates the cost of peanut products for consumers and provides a federal windfall for quota-holders.

2.   He disputed the charge that the program is artificially inflating consumer costs for peanut products while farmers are getting rich.

3.   However, manufacturers of peanut products oppose this plan.

4.   Learn what makes peanut products so popular at the National Peanut Board site, which includes recipes, nutritional tidbits and peanut production data.

5.   Partly because peanuts are seen as fatty, consumers in the United States have been turning away from peanut butter and other peanut products.

6.   Peanut products, for example, permeate an array of foods, including sauces, crackers, processed snacks, brown gravy and soups.

7.   The opponents say the program costs everyone who eats peanut products while benefiting a handful of wealthy quota holders.

8.   To clean the line after the peanut product had run, we had to shut it down for three weeks.

9.   Along the way, the diner started selling peanuts and peanut products and evolved into a mail-order empire, with business continuing to expand through the Internet.