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Catanzaro Picked to Cinncy Top 100

By Restaurant Business Staff on Jan. 21, 2004
CINCINNATI - Frank J. Catanzaro Sons & Daughters, Inc., a century-old family-owned regional broadliner here, has again been selected to the prestigious Greater Cincinnati 100 companies.

The roster recognizes those local companies that make an impact on the metropolitan economy.

The latest group represents $15.3 billion in sales, a 3% increase over the previous year, and employs some 71,000 people.

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