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Old 12-17-2008, 08:16 AM
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I am starting a new job in Jan. with Eurest Co.
I just want to know what suppliers they use?
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The one's that they can get the best price from.
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The one's that they can get the best price from.
not true!
I was told I will have to use one of 2 companys
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not true!
I was told I will have to use one of 2 companys
And I am sure they pre negociated prices with them for all their units. Probably Sysco and US Foods.
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They probably use one of the 'big box' purveyors, as mentioned above. The pricing schema is a very negotiated and complex part of the business. Often, there are pricing incentives to the parent company (above the unit level) that may include rebates, volume purchase agreements and spec alignment. Price, at the unit level, does not always make sense, but will often have some ceilings attached, so that when you could be spending $60 on a case of tomatoes in February, the price may be locked.
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