Overview
US Foods Holding Corp. is a U.S. foodservice distributor supplying restaurants and other foodservice operators with food and related products and services. Its stated mission is “to help restaurants thrive,” and its customer promise is “We Help You Make It.” [1][2]
The company operates a nationwide U.S. network of more than 70 broadline distribution locations and over 90 cash-and-carry stores. Its fiscal 2025 net sales were $39.424 billion, and it had approximately 30,000 associates as of December 27, 2025.[3] [4][5][1][2][3]
Products & services
US Foods offers fresh, frozen and dry food products, along with non-food items. Its categories include meats and seafood, grocery, dairy, beverages, produce, equipment, disposables and supplies. Named Exclusive Brands include Chef’s Line, a clean-label range; Stock Yards, aged and trimmed beef and pork; Harbor Banks Seafood, wild-caught and farm-raised seafood; Patuxent Farms, poultry and pork; Pacific Jade, Asian ingredients and prepared entrées; and Monogram, disposables and cleaning products.[6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13]
For fiscal 2025, disclosed category sales were $13.974 billion for meats and seafood (35.4% of net sales), $6.685 billion for dry grocery (17.0%), $6.635 billion for refrigerated and frozen grocery (16.8%), $4.214 billion for dairy (10.7%), $3.631 billion for equipment, disposables and supplies (9.2%), $2.338 billion for beverages (5.9%), and $1.947 billion for produce (4.9%). Percentages are calculated from category sales and total net sales of $39.424 billion.[14]
Service and digital offerings include MOXē, an ordering and foodservice app with image-based order entry from handwritten orders, screenshots or PDFs, AI-generated order entry, delivery alerts, inventory and food-cost tools, and AI Menu IQ for costing recipe and menu ingredients. Check Business Tools also include website design, online ordering, staffing and POS support, while Scoop presents food and non-food products alongside menu inspiration.[15][16][17] [6][7][14][15][8][9][10][11][12][13][16][17]
Geographic presence
In fiscal 2025, US Foods Holding Corp. operated across the United States, supplying approximately 250,000 customer locations nationwide. Its distribution footprint included more than 70 distribution facilities and more than 90 cash-and-carry locations, supported by a fleet of over 6,500 trucks. The company also reported more than 4,000 sales associates managing customer relationships at local, regional, and national levels; it did not provide a geographic breakdown of those employees.[6]
The company’s corporate headquarters is in Rosemont, Illinois, in leased space exceeding 230,000 square feet. The FY2025 filing reports consolidated sales and does not provide revenue percentages by country or region.[18][19] [6][18][19]
Business segments
US Foods Holding Corp. reports one operating segment: foodservice distribution. Its business includes marketing, selling and distributing fresh, frozen and dry food, as well as non-food products, to foodservice customers across the United States. Management evaluates the consolidated business as a single operating segment; customer categories such as restaurants, healthcare, hospitality, education and government are not separately reported operating segments.[20][21][22]
The single segment accounted for approximately 100% of consolidated net sales: $20.142 billion in the first half of 2026 and $39.424 billion in FY2025. These percentages are calculated from the reported segment sales, which correspond to consolidated net sales.[23][24] [20][21][22][23][24]
Company history
US Foods traces its heritage to several predecessor businesses, including Monarch Foods (founded in 1853), Sexton (1883), PYA (1903) and Kraft Foodservice (1976); US Foodservice was incorporated in Delaware in 1989.[25] In 2000, Ahold acquired PYA/Monarch. In 2007, private-equity firms CD&R and KKR acquired U.S. Foodservice from Ahold; the company changed its name to US Foods, Inc. in November 2011.[26][27][28]
US Foods Holding Corp. began trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol USFD after its IPO on May 26, 2016.[29] In 2019, it completed its acquisition of SGA’s Food Group of Companies; in 2020, it completed the acquisition of Smart Foodservice Warehouse Stores, later rebranded as US Foods CHEF’STORE.[30][31][32] [25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32]
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