Kroger’s Dallas Division is launching Kroger Restaurant Supply to serve establishments in greater Dallas.
“Running a restaurant has always been difficult – and today it feels like it’s harder than ever,” said Jay Scherger, director of Kroger technology and digital/e-commerce accelerator. “This new service will bring our fresh assortment directly to regional businesses – all at consistent prices, product availability and delivery cadence they can count on.”
Kroger Restaurant Supply offers an alternative to ordering in large quantities that have highly variable pricing and require deliveries on a set schedule. This service offers competitive wholesale pricing, opportunities to purchase items by the case or unit and seven-day-a-week delivery.
“Supply chain bottlenecks are impacting nearly every restaurant across the country – this opportunity comes at a great time for small and independent restaurants,” said Corey Mobley, executive director of the North Texas region of the Texas Restaurant Association. “We’re proud to work with Kroger to strengthen our industry.”
Regional restaurants, bakeries and catering companies are invited to take part in this service that offers free next-day delivery on all orders of $250 or more. Businesses can order by midnight and receive next-day deliveries seven days a week.
“Like our resident shoppers, we know our commercial customers want options and solutions that offers fresh food, consistent pricing and reliability,” said Keith Shoemaker, president of the Kroger Dallas Division. “When our DFW restaurants think food, we want them to think Kroger. We look forward to providing this new offering and extension of our overall grocery ecosystem.”
Interested organizations can learn more and start their first order at kroger.com/restaurantsupply. Businesses must submit an EIN and Texas state tax ID to begin an order.
The Kroger Co. is comprised of nearly half a million associates who serve over nine million customers daily through a seamless digital shopping experience and 2,800 retail food stores under a variety of banner names.
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