Ben E. Keith food serves the business of distribution, it takes more than 20,000 products to customers. These products consist of national brands as well as its own exclusive brands, some of the products are; dairy, fresh and frozen meats, frozen foods, produce, poultry, seafood, disposables, restaurant equipment and supplies. It has an independent beverage division that distributes Anheuser Busch Inberv beer. It also distributes many more brands and have fourteen operational distribution facilities and seven sales offices.
The competition in the south is led by Sysco & Performance food group. Ben E. Keith distribution area covers: Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, New Mexico, Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Alabama, and Colorado. Some of the competitors …show more content…
The laws in place are federal and state governed. Most of these laws are to protect the company and the customers are number one for the companies. Some of the laws that regulate are federal laws such as FDA processing sectors. These involve 5 different sector that are govern by federal laws. These laws consist of processing sector. If the food is not in interstate commerce it is only govern by state laws. Some state laws that are applied would be adulterated food this means any food that is pesticide or is render can cause injuries to the health of consumers. These foods can consists of any filthy, putrid, or decomposed substance; it can also be contaminated when packed. All of these factors are governed by state laws. Then you have the food that can be misbranded this is regulated by state laws this would mean that a food is not labeled correctly. These companies must insure that the foods that are being processed have the correct labels. That nothing is altered or that is can be misleading to the customers. The federal law also divides the processing into two different categories. These categories are the meat/poultry that is overseen by the Food Safety
The competition in the south is led by Sysco & Performance food group. Ben E. Keith distribution area covers: Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, New Mexico, Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Alabama, and Colorado. Some of the competitors …show more content…
The laws in place are federal and state governed. Most of these laws are to protect the company and the customers are number one for the companies. Some of the laws that regulate are federal laws such as FDA processing sectors. These involve 5 different sector that are govern by federal laws. These laws consist of processing sector. If the food is not in interstate commerce it is only govern by state laws. Some state laws that are applied would be adulterated food this means any food that is pesticide or is render can cause injuries to the health of consumers. These foods can consists of any filthy, putrid, or decomposed substance; it can also be contaminated when packed. All of these factors are governed by state laws. Then you have the food that can be misbranded this is regulated by state laws this would mean that a food is not labeled correctly. These companies must insure that the foods that are being processed have the correct labels. That nothing is altered or that is can be misleading to the customers. The federal law also divides the processing into two different categories. These categories are the meat/poultry that is overseen by the Food Safety