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By Restaurant Business Staff on May 27, 2009
“After an extensive search for a provider, we chose Roma as our distribution partner,” said Ken Crosby, Fox’s director of operations, in a company news release. “During the process, it quickly became very clear that the Roma team matched up well with Fox’s. We have experienced the same level of service from Roma, an international company, as we are used to getting from smaller distributors.”
 
Fox’s search for a distributor had three key goals in mind:
•    Lowering overhead of distribution, 
•    Assuring the consistency of the Fox’s product nationwide, and
•    Lowering food cost for franchisees.
 
Roma of Georgia president Mark Peak noted, “We are delighted to have created a partnership with Fox’s Pizza Den. It fits naturally with our product and distribution focus, and we expect that our service and products will provide much benefit to Fox’s and their individual franchisees.”

Founded in 1971, Fox's Pizza Den Inc. is a family-oriented restaurant serving authentic Italian-style pizza and signature “wedgie” sandwiches. The company now has more than 300 units nationwide.

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