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In 2026, anyone asking, “Where’s the Beef?” can easily find it in shopping carts on menus, and on dinner plates across America, as protein is having its moment amid the new U.S. Dietary Guidelines.

How accurate costing drives stronger margins, smarter accounting, and long-term success.

You can’t win the game if you don’t know the score. 

In wholesale food distribution, the same principle applies: profitability depends on always knowing your true costs. 

The enterprise resource planning (ERP) cloud vs. on-premises debate has been raging for more than a decade, but generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is turbocharging a move towards cloud computing.

When a product recall hits your wholesale distribution business, time is your most valuable asset. A delayed or disorganized response can cost thousands – even millions – in lost product, regulatory fines, and damaged brand trust.

Food distribution is a margin-sensitive industry where every cent counts.

“Food service distribution is a highly competitive industry with relatively low margins,” says Inbound Logistics publication. “Many refer to it as “a penny business” because for every dollar of top-line sales, only a few pennies trickle to the bottom line.”