Send the operating snapshot.
Tell us your category mix, location count, and the products creating the most margin pressure.
Direct-from-manufacturer pricing on the same SKUs you order today. One catalog, one invoice, and one rep across foodservice, janitorial, and medical disposables.
Q-2026-04829 | SKU | Item | Qty | Unit | YoY |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CPG-44291 | 12oz kraft cup, white | 2,400 | $0.084 | −6% |
| CPG-71204 | Nitrile glove, XL | 14,000 | $8.42 | −3% |
| CPG-38012 | PLA straw, 7.75" | 36,000 | $0.012 | −9% |
| CPG-52109 | Foam cup, 12oz case | 480 | $22.40 | −4% |
We ship through the country's largest broadline distribution networks — same DCs, same cadence, less markup.
CPG maps your current high-volume SKUs against direct manufacturer pricing, then builds a controlled path to consolidate categories without operational disruption.
Tell us your category mix, location count, and the products creating the most margin pressure.
Your rep compares specs, pack sizes, and warehouse coverage against direct-from-manufacturer pricing.
Start with one category or one region, then expand once service levels and savings are proven.
Foodservice and healthcare run on separate sales teams and warehouse zones, but share the same manufacturer-direct pricing model.
Built for 15–100 location restaurant groups. Same kraft, same cutlery, same delivery cadence — direct from the same mills your broadliner buys from.
Built for medical centers, surgical centers, and clinic networks. FDA-registered SKUs, lot tracking, and GPO contract integration.
A 90-day audit with SKU mapping, line-by-line price comparison, and a controlled go-live by region. Same specs, same cadence — less distributor markup.
If CPG is a fit, your rep will follow up with the categories most likely to move first and the data needed for a quote.
Your CPG rep will review the details and follow up with next steps.
We buy direct from the same manufacturers your distributor does and ship from the same warehouse network. Removing the distributor markup is the mechanism.
No. Most customers start with one category, keep their incumbent for the rest, and expand after the savings show up in the P&L.
A CPG rep reviews your operation, maps high-volume SKUs, and requests invoice detail if there is a strong savings fit.