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Form 5500 · Employee benefit plan · MONROE, WI

ALPINE SLICING & CHEESE CONVERSION COMPANY

ALPINE SLICING & CHEESE CONVERSION COMPANY of MONROE, WI is a 275-participant manufacturing employer whose group benefits are disclosed in its annual Form 5500 filing. Its broker of record is BRADFORD JAKEL. Coverage is written through QUARTZ HEALTH BENEFIT PLANS CORPORATION and 1 other carrier. The plan's most recent policy period ended in July.

Benefits broker of record
Policy year ends
Julyas filed for plan year 2025

Sourced from U.S. DOL EFAST2 Form 5500 · EIN 20-2657024 · plan 501 · plan year 2025, filed Oct 9, 2025

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How this plan is funded

Fully insured as reported

The filing reports medical coverage through an insurance contract on Schedule A, and no money paid for benefits by the plan itself.

All participants at the start of the year
275
Active at start of year
275
Active at end of year
0
Disclosed commissions
$48,775
Typical renewal
August 1

Benefits declared on this filing

Healthinsured — QUARTZ HEALTH BENEFIT PLANS CORPORATION100 of 275 participants (36%) on the largest contract
Dentalinsured — PRINCIPAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY275 of 275 participants (100%)
Visioninsured — PRINCIPAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY275 of 275 participants (100%)
Lifeinsured — PRINCIPAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY275 of 275 participants (100%)
Disabilityinsured — PRINCIPAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY275 of 275 participants (100%)

Declared benefits are the plan’s own line 8b codes on Form 5500. “Not on Schedule A” means no insured contract for that line appears on this filing. That usually means the benefit is self-funded, or it sits under a different plan number.

Where a line has more than one insured contract, the carrier and the covered figure are the largest contract's by premium. The contracts are not added up: a pharmacy carve-out and the medical carrier beside it cover the same people.

Persons covered is the count the carrier filed for that policy at the end of its policy year, and it can include dependents. Participants is the plan's own count at the start of its plan year. The two count different people, so a covered figure can be larger.

Plan brief

Schedule A lists 3 insured contracts covering health, dental, vision, life and disability; the largest, with QUARTZ HEALTH BENEFIT PLANS CORPORATION, covers 100 people.

Reported premium across the insured contracts is $89,600,891, with $48,775 in disclosed broker commissions — about 0.1% of premium.

The most recent policy period ended in July, and the plan year ends July 31. Group contracts typically renew on that annual cycle.

BRADFORD JAKEL is the broker of record on all 3 contracts.

Two carriers split the book: QUARTZ HEALTH BENEFIT PLANS CORPORATION and PRINCIPAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Schedule A insurance contracts

CarrierBenefitsCoveredRenewsPremiumCommission
PRINCIPAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANYHealth, Dental, Vision, Life, Disability, Annuity / GIC275—$178,500$20,318
QUARTZ HEALTH BENEFIT PLANS CORPORATIONHealth, Annuity / GIC100Aug 1, 2025$88,871,059$16,781
QUARTZ HEALTH BENEFIT PLANS CORPORATIONHealth, Annuity / GIC55Aug 1, 2025$551,332$11,676

Covered = persons covered at policy year end, as filed on Schedule A for that policy — often certificates or one class, not the whole plan. Premium = the filing’s own premium/charges figure; “—” means not credibly reported.

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Reported to OSHA

Reported to OSHA for 2025: 160 employees, 4 recordable cases, 13 days away from work.

EmployeesThe company's own average for the year
160
Hours worked
449,575
Recordable cases
4
Days away from work
13

Source: OSHA Injury Tracking Application establishment data, 2025.

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