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Food Distribution

Specialty Food Manufacturing and Distribution in UT

On NextCompany since September 14, 2026 (31 days)

UT area
Financial summary
Asking price
$1,800,000
Gross revenue
$1,464,648
Cash flow (SDE)
$300,196
Inventory
$500,000
FF&E
$850,000

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Business overview

This UT business manufactures and distributes shelf-stable specialty foods across several brands with decades of history. It serves grocery chains, warehouse clubs, specialty retailers, distributors, international partners, and e-commerce channels. Long-term customer relationships support strong repeat ordering. The business maintains required food safety certifications. The asking price is $1,800,000. The business reports gross revenue of $1,464,648 and cash flow of $300,196. Inventory totals $500,000, with furniture, fixtures, and equipment valued at $850,000. The owner plans to retire and offers training during a reasonable transition period.

Who is a good fit for this business

  • Strategic acquirers seeking specialty food brands with grocery, warehouse club, retail, distributor, international, and e-commerce relationships.
  • Buyers seeking unused production capacity to support new product development.
  • Buyers who value owner training during the transition into business operations.

Details

Reason for selling
Owner retirement
Real estate
Leased

Frequently Asked Questions

The business manufactures and distributes shelf-stable specialty foods. Its customers include grocery chains, warehouse clubs, specialty retailers, distributors, and international partners. It also serves e-commerce channels.

The listing carries an asking price of $1,800,000. The business reports gross revenue of $1,464,648 and cash flow of $300,196.

The listing reports inventory of $500,000 and furniture, fixtures, and equipment of $850,000. The business leases its premises.

The business uses minimal formal marketing. Its growth avenues include trade shows, broker relationships, new products, and unused production capacity.

The owner plans to retire. The seller offers training over a reasonable transition period.

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