This Thanksgiving, we’re feeling extra grateful! ???? At What Chefs Want, we’re thankful for our incredible team, our dedicated chefs and restaurateurs, and the farmers, producers, and partners who make it all possible. Here’s to the people who inspire us and the food that brings us all together. Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours! ??? #Thanksgiving #Gratitude #cheflife
关于我们
What Chefs Want is a certified woman-owned wholesale food distributor headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky. We deliver quality produce, meats, gourmet food items, paper goods, dairy, and restaurant staple items to over 16,000 restaurants and food service businesses in Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Iowa, Missouri and Colorado. We go above and beyond by providing the absolute best quality service and responsiveness in the industry. At WCW, our name is our promise: WCW is What Chefs Want. We are revolutionizing food services to meet the unique needs of chefs and restaurateurs, by boosting efficiency and providing easy access to superior products and mission-based resources focused on local producers and sustainable practices. Through benefits like daily delivery, split cases, no minimums, broadline management and 24/7 customer support, WCW empowers chefs to craft extraordinary experiences their customers crave. What Chefs Want has 3 hubs, 16 satellite warehouses, 5 cross docks, 3 USDA processing facilities, 2 FDA fresh-cut facilities, 1 fulfillment center, 400 distribution trucks, and over 850,000 square feet.
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https://www.whatchefswant.com
What Chefs Want!的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 食品和饮料
- 规模
- 1,001-5,000 人
- 总部
- Louisville,KY
- 类型
- 私人持股
- 创立
- 1997
- 领域
- produce、gourmet、meats、dairy、butchery、paper products、restaurant staple items和foodservice
地点
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主要
2055 Nelson Miller Parkway
US,KY,Louisville,40223
What Chefs Want!员工
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Our What Chefs Want Atlanta team knows how to have a good time! From great food to great company, it was a celebration to remember. Special shoutout to Nathan, who got back to his chef roots and manned the grill like a pro! ???? Cheers to an incredible team and all the reasons we’re thankful this season. #atlanta #cheflife #thanksgiving
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What’s happening in the produce world? Lettuce markets are cooling down, but broccoli, cauliflower, and red peppers remain hot. Avocados are set to spike, tomatoes are in an extreme situation, and supply gaps are shaking things up as we head into the holiday season. #cheflife #producemarket #produce
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Bring Fall Flavors to Your Menu with Catelli Brothers Veal & Lamb! It’s time to serve up cozy, cold-weather dishes your customers will crave. Whether it’s tender veal Marsala or braised lamb shanks, Catelli Brothers proteins are the secret to seasonal success. ?? Check out our blog for recipe inspiration and more about what makes Catelli Brothers special! #veal #lamb #cheflife
Veal and Lamb That’s Perfect for the Season (and Your Menu)
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Chef Anthony shared some incredible praise for What Chefs Want driver Joey B.: “Joey is by far the best driver we have—and I’ve ever had - in my 20+ years cooking in Nashville. He is helpful, professional, and caring when it comes to my produce. I’m thankful he’s my route delivery driver.” We’re so proud to have Joey on our team, representing What Chefs Want with such professionalism and care! ?? #cheflife #employeerecognition
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Have iceberg lettuce prices softened? Could broccoli be trending down? You won't be able to sleep until you know what's up with kale, leeks, & artichokes, will you? Click now to uncover the twists & turns in this week’s #produce market report! #cheflife #producemarketreport
Produce Market Report - What Chefs Want!
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Big thanks to artist Rodolfo Cedeno for transforming our conference room walls into a stunning showcase of what we deliver to chefs! At What Chefs Want, we’re proud to provide the seven essential product lines—everything from staples to gourmet rarities and everything in between—giving chefs the flexibility and variety they need to keep their kitchens stocked and inspired.
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Lettuce, romaine, broccoli, cauliflower, and red peppers are in high demand with limited supply leading to price spikes. Citrus, berries, and tomatoes also have mixed availability and quality. The transition to new growing regions is causing disruptions, and factors like weather and transportation are impacting the overall produce supply. The market is expected to remain volatile over the next week or two.
Produce Market Report - What Chefs Want!
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