SYSCO Owed $2.2 Million by Bankrupt Steakhouse Operator

The Sacramento Business Journal writes that Sysco is owed $2.2 million. Other creditors include landlords, produce and supplies vendors, and advertising and marketing agencies. The restaurants remain open during the reorganization, according to the report, which noted that many of the units are in areas that have been hard hit by the mortgage crisis.

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