Foodservice redistributor of frozen, refrigerated, dry and dairy products
Honor Foods is a Philadelphia-based foodservice redistributor whose stack pairs NetSuite, WMS and TMS systems with Geotab telematics, plus an in-house Java/Groovy/Grails and React codebase tested with Robot Framework. That custom engineering is unusual for a distributor this size. Hiring is accelerating and split between ops and sales, while job posts center on freight costs, shipment delays, inventory shrinkage and rebate-driven revenue recovery.
Honor Foods, part of Burris Logistics, was founded in 1949 and redistributes frozen, refrigerated, dry and dairy food products to foodservice distributors. It represents more than 800 brand-name suppliers and stocks over 7,000 items. Regional operations include R.W. Zant in California, which supplies proteins and runs custom cutting, and Sunny Morning Foods in Florida, focused on eggs, butter, cheese and dairy. The company is privately held, has 51–200 employees and is headquartered in Philadelphia.
Honor Foods runs NetSuite, WMS, TMS, Geotab, Appian and Concur, with custom development in Java, Groovy, Grails, Spring, React, TypeScript and PostgreSQL, using Bitbucket, Jenkins and Robot Framework.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating in the United States, concentrated in operations and sales, with additional roles in logistics, manufacturing and finance.
Honor Foods is headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with regional operations through R.W. Zant in California and Sunny Morning Foods in Florida.
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