• Better Inventory Control
    We take pride in delivering the right products to your door when you need it. We work hard to help improve your inventory turns and reduce carrying costs.
  • Communication
    We’re always in touch with our customers, bringing you new products, fresh ideas, and insights into key commodity markets such as dairy, vegetables, and fruit.
  • Our Service Area
    Honor Foods serves America’s Mid Atlantic and Greater Northeast regions — 14 states in all. And we continue to grow our base of satisfied customers.
  • Promotions and Value
    Take advantage of our special purchases and vendor promotions. We also provide any applicable group allowances for your convenience. Check out our great deals and promotions each month.
  • Flexible and Efficient
    We offer a wide variety of quality products to accommodate your needs. If we don’t carry it, we’ll get it! We also work with you on last minute order changes. We’ll do whatever it takes for you to service your customers’ ever-changing needs.

Welcome

Honor Foods is one of the Mid-Atlantic’s largest, most trusted Foodservice redistribution companies.

We specialize in grocery, frozen and dairy foods, with some 2500 stocked items from 275 brand name companies, plus quality house brands.

But our real expertise is customer service.

The flexibility and responsiveness of our people make it easy for you to buy more efficiently, lower your minimums, shorten lead times, reduce inventory and increase turns, improve cash flow and ultimately, be more profitable.

How can we serve you today?

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Latest News

  • 9/10/2020: Dave’s Weekly Market Update

    Good day to all, Eggs:The egg market is well balanced and again there was no movement. The extra-large market moved up .02 but all our eggs are based on the large market. This might be an indicator of a future increase. Butter:Butter dropped .02 this week and continues to trade in the same range. Below

  • 9/8/2020: Dave’s Weekly Market Update

    Eggs:The supply and demand on eggs seem to be in balance, and there was no movement in the market this week. The foodservice demand is not there yet and there are plenty of eggs available. Butter:Here is a snapshot of what has been going on this week at the CME. “Butter started rising on Monday

  • 8/21/2020: Dave’s Weekly Market Update

    Eggs: The egg market was more aggressive than I anticipated with double-digit increases and more expected next week. I feel we could see another .10-.15 next week but do not expect more than that.  Butter: Fifty-nine loads of butter exchanged hands this week at the CME with basically no change in the end. It did