Turn to Honor Foods During This National Strawberry Shortage
How does foodservice redistribution work? Discover the concepts, technology, and partnerships in food logistics that put food on America's tables.
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What is Foodservice Redistribution? The Ultimate Guide from Honor Foods
How does foodservice redistribution work? Discover the concepts, technology, and partnerships in food logistics that put food on America's tables.
Read MoreSevere heat and droughts are wreaking havoc across the globe
The summer of 2022 has seen significant, sustained drought across the globe, from Europe to China to the US and Africa, and has brought with it serious ripple effects, from energy shortages to severe food insecurity. Places like California in the US have suffered from droughts for years, with statewide restrictions on water use becoming the norm. But record droughts in other areas of the world, like Europe and Asia, are affecting everything from agriculture to energy transport. Many places now suffering from severe heat and drought — like the UK — don’t necessarily have the infrastructure to deal with such weather extremes. And when rain does eventually fall, it’s likely to cause flooding due to sustained heat and dryness.
Read MoreHonor Foods Acquires The R.W. Zant Company
Honor Foods expands its foodservice redistribution capability through Burris Logistics’ purchase of the R.W. Zant Company. R.W. Zant is a foodservice redistributor with protein expertise located in Los Angeles, CA. The transaction closed on June 21, 2022. Complimentary product portfolios will expand the capabilities of both companies, including immediate increased logistical benefits provided by Burris Logistics’ cold chain assets and freight brokerage via Trinity Logistics. Both companies share a proud family heritage and partner-first mentality.
Read MoreHonor Foods Acquires Sommer Maid Creamery
Honor Foods has agreed to purchase Sommer Maid Creamery, a foodservice redistributor with dairy expertise located in Pipersville, Pennsylvania. The transaction closed on June 10, 2022. The acquisition of Sommer Maid Creamery broadens Honor Foods’ dairy portfolio and solidifies its position as the preferred foodservice redistributor within the Mid-Atlantic and New England regions. Further, the acquisition also provides Honor Foods with immediate access to the southeast, where Sommer Maid has established partnerships.
Read MoreWhy you could be paying 50% more for a jug of milk this year
Prices are rising at the fastest pace in decades, creating a cost-of-living crisis that's forcing people around the world to make tough choices about what to buy. The United Kingdom is no exception: inflation hit a 40-year high of 9% in April and is forecast to peak above 10% toward the end of this year. The high cost of fuel and heating is just part of the problem. Food prices have also leaped, climbing nearly 7% compared with a year ago, according to data released Wednesday.
Read MoreRussia war ends era of globalization that kept inflation low
For decades, the free flow of trade across much of the world allowed the richest nations to enjoy easy access to low-priced goods and supplies. It meant solid economies and stable markets. And for households and businesses, especially in the United States and Europe, it meant an entire generation of ultra-low inflation.
Read More#LifeWithHonor: Women In Logistics
When it comes to professionalism and performance - women in logistics and redistribution rely on their natural ability to multitask and are excellent leaders and mentors. Learn more.
Read More#LifeWithHonor: Crystal Boyland
Redistribution is done right at Honor Foods in Philadelphia, a Burris Logistics Company, primarily due to our Team. When you choose Honor Foods, you choose our people too. So, we are choosing to highlight them a series of short blogs showcasing their #LifeWithHonor. We are pleased to introduce you to Crystal Boyland, Accounts Payable Specialist. […]
Read MoreDave’s Weekly Market Update – November 01,2021
Good afternoon, Eggs: Egg demand has been sluggish and not what was expected, Brown eggs are correcting after being high for a long period of time. They are still higher than the white egg market which did not move. Butter: Butter rose again this week and was held with confidence. There were not many offers […]
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