Edward Don & Co. Joins Network Services Co.

By Restaurant Business Staff on Feb. 06, 2008

Owned and operated by the Don family since 1921, Edward Don & Co. of North Riverside, IL, sells to all types of foodservice businesses, including independent restaurants, national chains, health care facilities, hotels, country clubs, schools and universities, government institutions, and foodservice management.

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