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Food Distribution Executive targets broadline, system, and specialty distributors that provide perishable foods, non-perishable foods, equipment, and supplies to restaurants, cafeterias, industrial caterers, hospitals, and nursing homes. Foodservice Distributors provide food, supplies, and services to food service operators such as chefs, food service directors, food and beverage managers, restaurant owners, and institutions. Food service distributors’ service independently owned restaurants, chains, and franchises.
Distributors act as the intermediaries between food and equipment manufacturers and the food service establishments. Foodservice distributors stock and sell a variety of goods from bakery products, beverages, cleaning supplies, dairy, dry goods, frozen fruits & vegetables, produce, glassware, pitchers, decanters, fine china, coffee service supplies, ovenware, serving bowls, dinnerware, meal delivery systems, flatware, catering equipment, buffet ware, serving spoons, catering containers, food bars, table linens, lighting, lamps, candles, dispensers, trays, tray stands, menu covers, check holders, signage, message boards, bar supplies, drink mixers, blenders, grinders, food processors, warmers, concession equipment, merchandising displays, countertop cookware, cutlery, restroom supplies, and more.
Titles / Job Functions:
Accounting
Administration
General Management
Vice President
Buyer
Executive Vice President
Category Manager
Chief Executive Officer
Chief Financial Officer
Chief Information Officer
Director
Warehouse Manager
Office Manager
Sales
Marketing
Merchandising
Supply Type:
Foodservice Equipment
Restaurant Supplies
Food Products
Services:
Institutional Accounts
Restaurants
Vending
Convenience Stores
Food Service distribution executives attend conferences, read industry publications, continuing education courses, and attending networking events to stay up to date with current warehousing and transportation solutions by using new hardware, technology, and service solutions, sales training techniques, and learning new product information.
This list is ideal for logistics, inventory management, e-commerce, analytics, warehouse management, fleet management, food service products, technology, credit card, insurance, supply, training, software, and hardware offers. |
