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Three Distributors among 54 New Multi-Year Sponsors of WFF

By Restaurant Business Staff on Jun. 07, 2007


The three distributorships are U.S. Foodservice, Columbia, MD; F.A.B. (Frosty Acres Brands), Inc., Alpharetta, GA, and Edward Don & Co., Chicago, whose chairman Robert E. Don was the ID Hall of Fame inductee in 2002.

These companies join the 17 inaugural multi-year sponsors that committed to the WFF last year. These contributions are essential to the growth and vitality of the organization and will support the continued development of quality WFF programming and member benefits, according to the federation.

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