Reusable plastic pooling and packaging for food supply chains
Tosca operates a reusable plastic asset pooling and supply-chain network for perishables — crates, pallets, bulk containers — backed by in-house manufacturing, R&D, and a wash network. The tech stack is operations-heavy (Microsoft ERP, Salesforce, NetSuite, Power BI, Tableau, industrial controls) with no active adopts or replacements, reflecting a mature, infrastructure-focused business. Hiring skews operations (20), manufacturing (16), and logistics (9) against minimal engineering (5), consistent with a physical-asset pooling model where supply-chain execution outweighs software velocity.
Tosca is a global reusable packaging and pooling provider headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, serving retailers, growers, and suppliers in fresh produce, dairy, and protein. Founded in 1959, the company operates across seven countries (US, UK, Germany, Belgium, Italy, Netherlands, Spain) with 501–1,000 employees. The core business model: deploy pooled plastic assets (crates, pallets, bins), manage washing and logistics, and charge subscription-based fees. In-house manufacturing and R&D enable custom container design. Current focus areas include expanding into emerging protein categories, reducing equipment downtime, and improving supply-chain efficiency across a network of wash facilities and logistics hubs.
Tosca hires across seven countries: United States, Germany, United Kingdom, Belgium, Italy, Netherlands, and Spain, reflecting its global footprint in reusable packaging and pooling services.
Tosca uses Microsoft 365, Azure, Salesforce, NetSuite, Dynamics 365, Power BI, Tableau, industrial controls (PLC, HMI, Allen-Bradley), and CMMS software — a mix of enterprise ERP, CRM, analytics, and manufacturing operations tools.
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