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Sysco delivers food, no more, no less. They deliver what is ordered. If you ordered canned breakfast gravy, that's what arrives. If you order fresh produce, you
by jaredhallen 3y ago
Sysco delivers food, no more, no less. They deliver what is ordered. If you ordered canned breakfast gravy, that's what arrives. If you order fresh produce, you get what you asked for. Now I'm not saying there are not better sources for top quality fresh ingredients out there. But it's also not accurate to equate Sysco with strictly premade garbage.
- dghlsakjg 3y agoSysco can also act as a logistics service for your own supplies if you are big enough. I used to work for a large restaurant chain (large enough that we would negotiate shrimp prices by the ton). We would have our beef suppliers deliver to Sysco cold storage, and then individual locations would order from there. We owned the beef the whole time, and just paid for storage and delivery. It would surprise me if CCF isn’t doing this with some of their ingredients.
- HWR_14 3y agoCCF is probably using their logistics to ship their cheesecakes from their factory in California nationwide, at the very least. That's something that has to get distributed nationwide and there are no easy replacements.
- Jernik 3y agoI worked on the system sysco uses for their order guide management, and we had a bug that let anyone order cheesecake factory cheesecakes for a brief moment and that was a red alert issue for us