Miami Beef Company Inc., a portfolio company of Trivest Partners, has announced the acquisition of Brooklyn Burger and Devault Foods.
Brooklyn Burger is a frozen burger brand, serving grocery and retail customers across the U.S. Brooklyn Burger’s products include original steakhouse burgers, Wagyu beef burgers, premium blend burgers and all natural angus steakhouse burgers.
Since 1949, Devault Foods has been a supplier of burgers, meatballs and steaks to restaurants across the Northeast and Midwest.
“We are energized by these first two acquisitions for Miami Beef – Brooklyn Burger and Devault Foods represent talented management teams, innovative products, and very strong brands that we’re excited to continue building. Miami Beef has tremendous plans for growth through additional add-on acquisitions,” said Robert Young, CEO.
Since 1972, Miami Beef has been providing fresh and frozen meat products to retail and foodservice customers nationwide. Miami Beef brands including Florida Raised, Young Ridge and Free Graze are produced out of their South Florida-based facility.
For more information, visit miamibeef.com.
Trivest Partners, with offices in Miami, Charlotte, Chicago, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and Toronto, is a private investment firm that focuses on the support and growth of founder-led and family-owned businesses in the U.S. and Canada, in both control and non-control transactions. Since its founding in 1981, Trivest has completed more than 500 investments, totaling approximately $8 billion in value. The firm has about $4.5 billion in assets under management, with a growing team of 70 people.
For more information, visit trivest.com.
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