Articles Tagged with ''foodservice distribution''

McLane Findlay distribution center

McLane Co. opens $150M grocery distribution center

The McLane Findlay distribution center will utilize employees, robotics and artificial intelligence to deliver over 325,000 picks of items per day at peak operation.
December 8, 2017
McLane Co., Inc., Temple, Texas, celebrated the opening of its new, $150 million, 417,338-square-foot grocery distribution center in Findlay, Ohio.
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Sodexo acquires Centerplate

This acquisition substantially strengthens Sodexo’s position in the North American market, and brings the group’s sports and leisure business to scale in the region.
November 15, 2017
Sodexo, Gaithersburg, Md., signed an agreement to acquire Centerplate, Inc., a Stamford, Conn.-based provider of food and beverage, merchandise and hospitality services.
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Enson Group acquires Asian food distributor

Enson's main interest in acquiring SDJ was due to its strategic plan to expand operations and gain market share northeast of Reading, Pa., where they currently own and operate an Asian food distribution facility.
October 24, 2017
Enson Group, Inc., Cincinnati, acquired SDJ Trading, LLC, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Eby-Brown acquires AJ Silberman

AJ Silberman services more than 1,000 retail convenience store customers in Maryland, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
October 24, 2017
Eby-Brown Co., LLC, Naperville, Ill., reached a definitive agreement to purchase the assets of AJ Silberman, a wholesale distributor to convenience store retailers, located in Cheswick, Pa.
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Sysco to acquire HFM FoodService

HFM FoodService is a foodservice distributor with operations on all four major Hawaiian Islands and Guam.
October 18, 2017
Sysco Corp., Houston, Texas, signed a definitive agreement to acquire HFM FoodService, a Honolulu, Hawaii-based broadline distributor.
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Challenge Dairy Products Refrigeration Truck

Challenge Dairy delivers products in solar-powered transport refrigeration unit

This new technology utilizes the power of the sun to cool moderate refrigerated items such as dairy and produce during transport.
October 17, 2017
Challenge Dairy Products Inc., a Dublin, Calif.-based dairy foodservice producer, is said to be the first to deliver products via a solar-powered, zero-emissions, commercial-use transport refrigeration unit (TRU), powered by Rayfrigeration, Dublin, Calif.
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