Sysco’s $29.1 billion bid to acquire Restaurant Depot has independent restaurants on edge. Operators fear losing a key low-cost alternative could mean higher prices and less leverage in supplier negotiations. Now, industry groups are urging regulators to step in before the deal reshapes how restaurants source their essentials.
Oh, okay. USA then, that’s all I was really asking.
Still I’ve never heard of them, probably because I’ve never eaten any of those sorts of foods before. Half I’m allergic to, half are just too spicy for me.
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Oh, okay. USA then, that’s all I was really asking.
Still I’ve never heard of them, probably because I’ve never eaten any of those sorts of foods before. Half I’m allergic to, half are just too spicy for me.
If you ever eaten in a restaurant, you have eaten food from Sysco.
Ah, that explains a lot actually. I don’t eat at restaurants.