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New Member Joins Legacy Foodservice Alliance

By Restaurant Business Staff on Feb. 03, 2011

(February 3, 2011)— Legacy Foodservice Alliance, with headquarters in Richmond, has announced the the newest addition to their distributor members.

 

Fort Meat, Inc. services the tri-state area (NY, CT, NJ) market and offers a variety of meats and grocery items – servicing many segments of the foodservice industry.

Stephen Push and Don Hughes launched Legacy Foodservice Alliance just over one year ago, and joined ProMark Produce Procurement Group in November 2010. With over 50 member companies to date, their membership continues to grow. 

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