The only references are to the company itself; all articles must include secondary sources. For example, I could say on my myspace page that I'm the Queen of Sheba, and use that as a reference; it wouldn't be accepted. I'd have to have a reliable secondary source, such as, for example, a BBC News article about myself and my queenhood. For more info, see WP:V, WP:RS.
If secondary sources are not available to support facts, then those facts have to go. Assuming that you can find secondary sources to prove notability, I suspect the article will have to be much shorter than it is now, for the reasons above.
The article doesn't have any wikilinks. For example, the word "nutritional" could be linked to the article on nutrition, using the code [[nutritional|nutrition]], which would result in this: Kemin Industries is a nutrition ingredients manufacturer...
The name of the article should be surrounded by ''', so it looks like this: Kemin Industries is a...
Most important - I suspect you have a conflict of interest with this article. Therefore, I would strongly recommend two things;
a) Don't create the article yet; edit some other articles, 'get into' Wikipedia, and learn how things work first. For example, dive into WP:Community portal, and check the 'Help out' section. Add comments to the talk page of articles, get involved in discussions.
b) When you are ready to create the article, and if you can find enough sources, first read WP:COI and WP:BESTCOI. Follow the suggestions there, and you're much more likely to succeed - i.e. don't create it yourself, but instead request that it is created.
I sincerely hope that this helps; if you have further questions, you could place another {{helpme}} below here, or ask me directly on my own talk page - but, perhaps best of all, talk to us live.
Good luck with it all, Chzz ► 18:54, 30 March 2009 (UTC)
