Brand — Story, Culture, Visuals

02The LetterFounder's Message

A Letter from Our Founder

"I started Global Food Solutions because I believed the food supply chain deserved better intelligence."

When I first entered the food distribution business, I saw an industry operating on instinct and inertia. Billions of dollars in product moving across the country every day, and yet the systems tracking it were decades behind. Temperature logs were still being written on clipboards. Routing decisions were made by habit, not by data. The cold chain — the single most critical factor in food safety — had gaps that nobody was measuring, because nobody had built the infrastructure to measure them. I knew that had to change.

I started Global Food Solutions on Long Island because I saw what most people overlooked: New York City's food infrastructure is one of the largest and most complex systems on earth, and it was being served by companies that treated logistics as an afterthought. From our first truck to our eighty-fifth, every decision we made was guided by a single question: can we make this link in the chain smarter? The Edgewood facility at 131 Heartland Boulevard became our proving ground — the place where we learned that precision in food distribution isn't a luxury, it's the baseline. Every pallet position, every temperature reading, every route calculation had to be engineered, not estimated.

As we grew, we expanded to Hermitage, Pennsylvania, not just for capacity but for reach — to serve the mid-Atlantic and beyond with the same standard we set on Long Island. Today, our fleet covers 48 states. We hold SQF Level 3 certification. We serve school districts, commodity programs, and institutional buyers who cannot afford a single failure. But what I'm most proud of isn't our size. It's the fact that every shipment we send carries the same discipline as the first one. We didn't scale by cutting corners. We scaled by building systems that don't allow them.

The next chapter of GFS is about intelligence — real intelligence, embedded in every link of our supply chain. Predictive routing, real-time cold chain monitoring, data-driven procurement. The food industry is ready for this. The technology exists. What's been missing is a company that understands both the data and the product — that knows a barrel of cheddar and a pallet of frozen vegetables require different handling, different timing, different thinking. That's what we built GFS to do, and that's what we'll keep building toward.

Every shipment we send carries our reputation. Every temperature reading matters. Every customer deserves precision. That's why we built GFS — not just to move food, but to move intelligence alongside it.

Michael Levine

Founder & Chief Executive Officer

03TimelineThe Journey

Building GFS

Key milestones in the Global Food Solutions story

The Beginning

Founded GFS on Long Island

Michael Levine founds Global Food Solutions, Inc. with a single truck and a conviction that the food supply chain deserves better intelligence. Operations begin serving the greater New York City metropolitan area.

Origin

First Major Win

NYC Department of Education

GFS wins its first institutional customer — the New York City Department of Education, serving school food programs across the five boroughs. This contract validates the GFS model of precision logistics for K-12 food service.

K-12

Fleet Expansion

Fleet Grows to 10 Trucks

Demand drives fleet expansion from a single vehicle to a coordinated fleet of 10 refrigerated trucks. Temperature monitoring protocols are standardized across every unit.

Logistics

Headquarters

Edgewood Facility Opens

GFS establishes its permanent home at 131 Heartland Boulevard, Edgewood, NY 11717. The facility features multi-temperature cold storage, USDA-inspected processing areas, and the operational infrastructure to serve institutional buyers at scale.

131 Heartland Blvd

Federal Qualification

USDA QBL Qualification

GFS earns placement on the USDA Qualified Bidders List, enabling direct participation in federal commodity distribution programs. This opens pathways to USDA Brown Box, USDA Foods, and school commodity programs nationwide.

USDA

Quality Milestone

SQF Level 3 Certification

The Edgewood facility achieves Safe Quality Food Level 3 certification — the highest level of food safety and quality management recognized globally. This represents comprehensive food safety management systems with full traceability.

SQF Level 3

Second Facility

Hermitage, PA Facility Opens

GFS expands operations to 2500 Freeland Road, Hermitage, PA 16148. The second facility extends reach into the mid-Atlantic and Midwest, providing redundancy and proximity to key agricultural regions.

2500 Freeland Rd

Revenue Milestone

Revenue Reaches $50M

Global Food Solutions reaches $50 million in annual revenue, operating 85 trucks across 48 states with 99.2% temperature compliance. The company now serves commodity cheese, frozen vegetables, USDA programs, and K-12 school food markets.

$50M

Today — May 2026

Design System v10.0 Launches

The GFS brand system is formalized into a comprehensive design language — codifying the visual identity, operational principles, and intelligence-first philosophy that has defined the company from day one.

v10.0

04The ManifestoOur Declaration

The food supply chain is one of the largest systems on earth. And one of the least intelligent. We exist to change that.

Every shipment should have a signal.

Every temperature should be verified.

Every product should be traceable.

Every decision should be backed by data.

We don't just move food. We move intelligence alongside it.

From source to shelf. From farm to family. From data to decision.

This is food supply intelligence. This is Global Food Solutions.

05Print-Ready Version18×24" Poster

Poster Mockup

18×24 inch proportions · Suitable for professional printing and framing

The food supply chain is one of the largest systems on earth. And one of the least intelligent. We exist to change that. Every shipment should have a signal. Every temperature should be verified. Every product should be traceable. Every decision should be backed by data. We don't just move food. We move intelligence alongside it. From source to shelf. From farm to family. From data to decision. This is food supply intelligence. This is Global Food Solutions.

GFS

Global Food Solutions, Inc.

18" × 24" · 300 DPI · CMYK

06Application ExamplesWhere the Manifesto Appears

Placement Guide

We exist to
change that.

Every shipment
should have
a signal.

Lobby Wall

Framed 18×24" poster on textured wall at facility entrance. Both Edgewood and Hermitage locations. Professional matte black frame.

Physical

GFS

We exist to
change that.

Every shipment
should have a signal.
Every temperature
should be verified.

This is Global
Food Solutions.

Employee Handbook

Inside front cover spread. Full manifesto text set in Inter. First page every new hire reads.

Print

The food supply chain is
one of the largest systems on earth.
And one of the least intelligent.

We exist to change that.

Website Hero

Above-the-fold hero section on globalfoodsolutions.co. Opening three lines with scroll-triggered reveal for remaining text.

Digital

Michael Levine

Founder & CEO, Global Food Solutions

"Every shipment should have a signal. Every temperature should be verified."

Email Signature

Rotating quote from the manifesto. One line per week. All team members carry the manifesto in their signature block.

Digital

Every shipment should have a signal.
Every temperature should be verified.
Every product should be traceable.
Every decision should be backed by data.

GLOBAL FOOD SOLUTIONS

Business Card Back

Reverse side of all GFS business cards. Cobalt background with white manifesto text. The "Every..." lines only.

Print

      Usage Note: The manifesto text is fixed. It should never be edited, abbreviated, or paraphrased. When space is limited, use the "Every..." block (4 lines) or the closing two lines. Never mix and match arbitrarily.
    

07Elevator Pitches10s / 30s / 2min

Three versions of the GFS story, calibrated by time. Memorize the 10-second version. Adapt the others to context.

10-Second Pitch~25 words

Global Food Solutions is a food supply intelligence company. We distribute and manufacture temperature-controlled food products across 48 states from our facilities in New York and Pennsylvania.

30-Second Pitch~75 words

Global Food Solutions builds intelligent food supply infrastructure. From our headquarters in Edgewood, New York, we operate 14 distribution centers across North America, moving temperature-controlled products from source to shelf for retail, foodservice, and government programs including USDA commodity distribution. Our systems track every shipment in real time — temperature, location, and compliance — maintaining a 99.2% cold chain compliance rate across 2.4 million annual shipments. We don't just move food. We move intelligence.

2-Minute Pitch~250 words

Global Food Solutions was built on one observation: the food supply chain is one of the largest, most complex systems on earth — and one of the least connected. We exist to change that.

Headquartered at 131 Heartland Boulevard in Edgewood, New York, GFS operates as both distributor and manufacturer. We source, process, and deliver temperature-controlled food products — primarily dairy commodities, frozen goods, and shelf-stable items — to customers across 48 states. Our network spans 14 distribution centers, a dedicated fleet, and partnerships with certified co-packers.

What sets us apart is how we think about food supply. Every shipment in our system carries a complete data record: origin, temperature history, compliance status, and delivery confirmation. Our real-time monitoring infrastructure catches anomalies before they become problems. Our pricing systems integrate live CME commodity data with vendor-specific contract terms. Our compliance platform tracks every license, certification, and audit across every facility.

We serve three primary markets: retail and foodservice customers who need reliable cold chain distribution; government programs including USDA commodity purchasing and K-12 school nutrition; and food manufacturers who need raw material sourcing and co-packing coordination.

Our mission is to build the most intelligent food supply infrastructure — connecting producers, products, and people through data, precision, and trust. Under the leadership of CEO Michael Levine, GFS is scaling not by adding trucks, but by adding intelligence to every link in the chain. That's the future of food logistics. And we're building it now.

08Boilerplate ParagraphsCopy-Paste Ready

Pre-approved text blocks for use in press releases, proposals, partner materials, and corporate communications. Copy verbatim — do not modify without brand review.

Short Boilerplate~50 words / Press releases, bios

Global Food Solutions, Inc. (GFS) is a food supply intelligence company headquartered in Edgewood, New York. GFS distributes and manufactures temperature-controlled food products across 48 states through a network of 14 distribution centers. The company serves retail, foodservice, and government markets with a 99.2% cold chain compliance rate.

Medium Boilerplate~100 words / Proposals, partner materials

Global Food Solutions, Inc. (GFS) is a food supply intelligence company headquartered at 131 Heartland Boulevard, Edgewood, New York. Founded by CEO Michael Levine, GFS distributes and manufactures temperature-controlled food products — including dairy commodities, frozen goods, and shelf-stable items — across 48 states. The company operates 14 distribution centers and maintains real-time monitoring of every shipment for temperature, location, and compliance. GFS serves retail, foodservice, and government customers, including USDA commodity programs and K-12 school nutrition. With $50 million in annual revenue, a 99.2% cold chain compliance rate, and a technology-first approach to logistics, GFS is building the most intelligent food supply infrastructure in the industry.

Long Boilerplate~200 words / Annual report, website

Global Food Solutions, Inc. (GFS) is a food supply intelligence company headquartered at 131 Heartland Boulevard, Edgewood, New York 11717. Under the leadership of CEO Michael Levine, GFS has grown from a regional distributor into a technology-driven food supply operation serving 48 states.

GFS distributes and manufactures temperature-controlled food products, with a focus on dairy commodities, frozen goods, and shelf-stable items. The company operates 14 distribution centers across North America, processing over 2.4 million shipments annually. Every shipment is tracked in real time for temperature, location, and regulatory compliance, achieving a 99.2% cold chain compliance rate.

The company serves three primary markets: retail and foodservice customers requiring reliable cold chain logistics; government programs including USDA commodity purchasing, WBSCM-integrated ordering, and K-12 school nutrition distribution; and food manufacturers seeking raw material sourcing and co-packing coordination.

GFS differentiates through technology. The company's proprietary systems integrate live CME commodity pricing, automated compliance tracking, real-time fleet monitoring, and predictive logistics. Every decision is backed by data. Every product carries a complete traceability record from source to shelf. The mission: to build the most intelligent food supply infrastructure — connecting producers, products, and people through data, precision, and trust.

09Press KitFact Sheet / Bio / Metrics / Media

Company Fact Sheet

Company

Global Food Solutions, Inc.

Founded

Edgewood, New York

Headquarters

131 Heartland Blvd, Edgewood, NY 11717

CEO

Michael Levine

Revenue

$50M annually

Employees

120+

Facilities

14 distribution centers

Fleet

Dedicated reefer fleet + carrier network

Coverage

48 states

Annual Shipments

2.4M+

Compliance Rate

99.2% cold chain

Certifications

SQF Level 2+, HACCP, USDA Approved

Key Products

Dairy commodities, frozen goods, shelf-stable

Key Markets

Retail, foodservice, government, K-12

Technology

Real-time monitoring, CME integration, AI-assisted ops

Website

globalfoodsolutions.co

Leadership

ML

Michael Levine

Chief Executive Officer, Global Food Solutions, Inc.

Michael Levine is the founder and CEO of Global Food Solutions, where he leads the company's mission to build the most intelligent food supply infrastructure in the industry. Based in Edgewood, New York, Levine has built GFS into a technology-driven food distribution and manufacturing operation serving 48 states through 14 distribution centers. Under his leadership, the company has achieved a 99.2% cold chain compliance rate, secured USDA vendor approval, and pioneered the integration of real-time commodity pricing, automated compliance tracking, and AI-assisted operations into food supply logistics. Levine's approach combines deep commodity market expertise — particularly in dairy — with a systems-level understanding of how data, precision, and operational trust create scalable food infrastructure.

Key Metrics

14

Distribution Centers

$50M

Annual Revenue

48

States Covered

99.2%

Cold Chain Compliance

Media Contact

General Inquiries

Global Food Solutions, Inc.

131 Heartland Blvd, Edgewood, NY 11717

Phone

(877) 728-5550

Email

press@GlobalFoodSolutions.co

Logo Assets

Logo files, monogram, and usage guidelines are maintained on the Identity page of the GFS Design System. Available formats: SVG, PNG (1x, 2x, 4x), EPS. See the identity page for clearspace rules, minimum sizes, and approved color variations.

View Identity Guide Brand Visuals

Recent Press Releases

GFS Achieves 99.2% Cold Chain Compliance Across 2.4M Annual Shipments

Company-wide temperature monitoring system achieves highest-ever compliance rate.

04/15/2026

Global Food Solutions Expands to 14 Distribution Centers Nationwide

New facilities in Pennsylvania and Midwest strengthen coverage for K-12 and retail customers.

02/28/2026

GFS Awarded USDA Qualified Bidders List Approval for Brown Box Pancakes

Approval positions GFS for November 2026 USDA commodity solicitation cycle.

01/10/2026

10About Us VariationsAudience-Specific Messaging

Different audiences need different versions of who we are. Same facts, different emphasis. Choose the version that matches your reader.

For Customers

Focus: Reliability & Coverage

Global Food Solutions delivers temperature-controlled food products to customers across 48 states. We operate 14 distribution centers, each equipped with real-time temperature monitoring and GPS-tracked delivery. Our 99.2% cold chain compliance rate means your products arrive at the right temperature, on time, every time. Whether you need full truckload dairy shipments or LTL frozen deliveries, our network and technology ensure reliable, traceable service from pickup to delivery.

For Vendors & Suppliers

Focus: Volume & Payment Terms

Global Food Solutions is a high-volume distributor of dairy commodities, frozen products, and shelf-stable goods. We move over 2.4 million shipments annually through 14 distribution centers. Our procurement team manages vendor relationships with clear PO processes, transparent pricing tied to CME commodity markets, and reliable payment terms. We value long-term partnerships built on volume consistency, data transparency, and mutual accountability.

For Job Candidates

Focus: Growth & Culture

Global Food Solutions is building the future of food supply infrastructure from Edgewood, New York. We're a growing team of operators, builders, and problem-solvers who believe the food supply chain deserves better technology, better data, and better systems. We run 14 distribution centers across 48 states, and we're investing in the people and tools to scale intelligently. If you want to work on real problems — cold chain logistics, commodity markets, compliance automation, fleet operations — in a company where your work directly impacts how food moves across the country, GFS is the place.

For Investors

Focus: Metrics & Market Position

Global Food Solutions operates a $50M food distribution and manufacturing business across 48 states. The company's 14 distribution centers process 2.4M+ annual shipments with a 99.2% cold chain compliance rate. GFS is differentiated by its technology stack: real-time shipment monitoring, CME-integrated pricing, automated compliance tracking, and AI-assisted operations. The company serves three high-growth markets — retail/foodservice cold chain, USDA government commodity programs, and K-12 school nutrition — with strong recurring revenue and expanding margin profiles.

For Government & USDA

Focus: Compliance & Certifications

Global Food Solutions, Inc. is a USDA-approved vendor headquartered at 131 Heartland Boulevard, Edgewood, New York 11717. The company operates 14 HACCP-certified distribution centers with SQF Level 2+ food safety certification. GFS maintains full FSMA compliance, real-time temperature monitoring across all shipments, and a 99.2% cold chain compliance rate. The company is approved on the USDA Qualified Bidders List (QBL) and participates in WBSCM-integrated commodity purchasing programs, including K-12 school nutrition distribution. All facilities are subject to regular third-party audits and maintain current FDA registrations, state dairy licenses, and Department of Agriculture certifications as applicable.

11Tagline SystemPrimary + Sub-Taglines

One primary tagline. Four context-specific sub-taglines. The primary tagline appears on all brand materials. Sub-taglines are used in vertical-specific contexts.

Primary Tagline

"Food supply systems built for scale."

Intelligence

"Intelligence in every link of the chain."

Data products, tech materials

Cold Chain

"From source to shelf, temperature guaranteed."

Logistics, compliance docs

K-12

"Feeding the future, one school at a time."

School nutrition, USDA bids

Technology

"Data-driven. Temperature-verified. Always on."

Platform marketing, dev docs

■ Tagline usage rules. The primary tagline always uses a period at the end. Sub-taglines always appear in quotation marks in prose. Never modify tagline wording. Never combine two taglines in the same placement. Never stack the primary tagline with a sub-tagline — choose one.

12The 10 PrinciplesHow GFS Operates

The GFS Way

These aren't rules. They're principles — the operating beliefs that guide every decision, every shipment, and every interaction at Global Food Solutions.

01

"We measure twice, ship once."

Precision over speed. Every order is verified before it leaves the dock. We check weights, counts, temperatures, and destinations — because catching an error at the dock costs minutes, but catching it at delivery costs trust.

In practice: Every outbound pallet gets a three-point verification — item count, weight check, and temperature scan — before it's cleared for loading. No exceptions, regardless of time pressure.

02

"Every degree matters."

The cold chain is sacred. One temperature deviation is one too many. We don't round, we don't estimate, and we don't assume. If the reading says 38.4°F, that's what we report — and what we act on.

In practice: Our 99.2% temperature compliance rate is measured to the tenth of a degree. Every reefer unit is monitored continuously, and any reading above threshold triggers an immediate response — not an end-of-day review.

03

"Data before opinions."

We make decisions with evidence, not assumptions. The numbers tell the story. When two people disagree, we pull the data. When the data is ambiguous, we gather more. Intuition is a starting point, not a conclusion.

In practice: Route optimization is driven by delivery-time analysis and fuel efficiency data, not by "the way we've always done it." Every major routing change is tested against historical performance before full deployment.

04

"The cold chain never sleeps."

Our monitoring runs 24/7/365. No exceptions. No days off. Product doesn't stop needing temperature control on weekends, holidays, or at 3 AM. Neither do our systems.

In practice: Facility temperature monitoring operates around the clock with automated alerts. If a walk-in cooler deviates at 2 AM on Christmas morning, the on-call team gets notified within 60 seconds.

05

"Source to shelf, we own it."

From the moment product enters our facility to the moment it's delivered, it's our responsibility. We don't pass blame upstream or downstream. If it's in our chain, it's on us.

In practice: When a customer reports a quality issue, our first question is never "who else handled it?" — it's "what does our data show?" Full traceability from receiving dock to delivery confirmation, documented and auditable.

06

"Say what happened, then fix it."

When things go wrong, we're transparent first, then relentless about resolution. Hiding a problem is worse than having one. Our customers trust us because we tell the truth, even when it's uncomfortable.

In practice: If a shipment arrives late or with a temperature excursion, the customer hears from us before they have to call. Full incident report within 24 hours. Corrective action plan within 48.

07

"Build for the long haul."

We don't optimize for this quarter. We build systems that last decades. Short-term wins that create long-term debt aren't wins — they're liabilities with a delayed invoice.

In practice: Our technology investments are evaluated on a five-year horizon, not a quarterly ROI. The systems we build today should still be running — and still be relevant — in 2035.

08

"Intelligence in every link."

Every touchpoint in our chain should be smarter than the last. From procurement to delivery, each step should generate data, learn from patterns, and improve over time. A dumb link is a weak link.

In practice: Our receiving process doesn't just check temperatures — it logs them against historical supplier averages. If a vendor's inbound temps trend upward over three deliveries, procurement is alerted before a violation occurs.

09

"Earn trust daily."

Trust isn't a badge. It's earned with every delivery, every reading, every interaction. It's not something we achieved in the past and now possess — it's something we have to prove again tomorrow morning.

In practice: We share delivery confirmation data, temperature logs, and traceability records proactively — not because we're required to, but because transparency is how trust works.

10

"Leave it better."

Every process, every system, every relationship should be better than when we found it. This applies to how we maintain our facilities, how we develop our team, and how we serve our customers. If we touched it, it should be improved.

In practice: Post-delivery debriefs aren't just about what went wrong — they're about what can be better. Even a perfect delivery gets reviewed: was the route optimal? Was the loading sequence efficient? Can we shave 10 minutes? Continuous improvement isn't a program. It's a habit.

13Culture PostersFacility Wall Art · 18×24"

Poster Series

Four posters designed for facility walls at Edgewood and Hermitage. Each highlights a core principle with a minimal SVG illustration. Printed at 18×24" on heavyweight matte stock.

Every Degree
Matters.

Principle 02 · The GFS Way

GFS

18" × 24"

Data Before
Opinions.

Principle 03 · The GFS Way

GFS

18" × 24"

The Cold Chain
Never Sleeps.

Principle 04 · The GFS Way

GFS

18" × 24"

Intelligence in
Every Link.

Principle 08 · The GFS Way

GFS

18" × 24"

14How We Use TheseIntegration Points

Principle Integration Framework

The 10 principles are not wall art. They are operational tools integrated into how GFS hires, reviews, recognizes, and makes decisions.

New Hire Orientation

Every new team member receives the 10 principles on their first day. During the first week, each principle is discussed in context — not as abstract values, but as concrete expectations tied to specific job functions.

New hires are asked to identify which three principles they believe will be most relevant to their role. Their manager reviews the same list independently. The overlap — and the gaps — become the foundation for their first 90-day development plan.

"A new warehouse associate identified 'Every degree matters' and 'We measure twice, ship once' as their two most relevant principles. Their onboarding plan was built around cold chain protocols and outbound verification."

Performance Reviews

Quarterly reviews include a section dedicated to principles. Both the team member and their manager select three principles the individual exemplified during the review period, with specific examples.

This creates a common language for performance that goes beyond metrics. A driver with a perfect on-time rate who also flagged a receiving temperature concern demonstrates both "The cold chain never sleeps" and "Source to shelf, we own it."

"Which principles did you exemplify this quarter? Provide at least one specific example for each."

Recognition Program

Team recognition is tied directly to the principles. When someone is recognized — whether in a team meeting, a Slack shoutout, or a formal award — the recognition explicitly names which principle was demonstrated.

This reinforces the language, makes the principles tangible, and gives team members a framework for what "good" looks like beyond output metrics.

"You demonstrated 'Source to shelf, we own it' when you identified the pallet damage during receiving and initiated the vendor claim before the product was even staged for storage."

Decision-Making Framework

When facing a difficult decision — especially one involving trade-offs between speed and quality, cost and reliability, or short-term and long-term outcomes — the principles provide a decision filter.

Leaders are trained to ask: "Does this align with 'Build for the long haul'?" or "Are we living up to 'Data before opinions'?" This isn't symbolic. It's a practical tool for resolving disagreements and making consistent choices.

"We were debating whether to accept a rush order that would require splitting a delivery route. The question 'Does this align with Build for the long haul?' helped us decide: we'd serve the customer, but invest in route capacity so this doesn't become a recurring trade-off."

      The standard: Principles are referenced by name, not by number. When someone says "that's a 'Leave it better' moment," everyone at GFS knows exactly what it means. The language is the culture.
    

15Brand Lockup Gallery12 Approved Configurations

All approved lockup variations for print, digital, and environmental use

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Solutions, Inc.^®

01 — Full Logo Horizontal

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02 — Full Logo Stacked

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03 — Monogram + Subtitle

04 — Globe Icon Only

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05 — Reversed on Cobalt

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06 — Reversed on Navy

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07 — Grayscale

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08 — Single-Color Cobalt

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Food supply systems built for scale.

09 — With Tagline

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131 Heartland Blvd, Edgewood, NY 11717

globalfoodsolutions.co

10 — With Address Line

GFS

min-width: 24mm / 91px

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11 — Minimum Size (24mm)

12 — Social Profile Circle

      Usage Rules: Always maintain clear space equal to the height of the "G" in GFS around the logo. Never rotate, stretch, add effects, or recolor the logo outside approved palettes. For co-branding, GFS logo always appears to the left or above partner logos. Minimum size applies to both print (24mm) and digital (91px) contexts.
    

16Brand One-Pagers6 Pre-Designed Marketing Sheets

Ready-to-print single-page marketing materials for sales, events, and distribution

GFS

Company Overview

Intelligent food supply infrastructure at continental scale.

Global Food Solutions, Inc. builds and operates the systems that connect food producers to their markets. We manage procurement, logistics, cold chain integrity, and compliance across 48 states from 14 distribution centers.

14

Distribution
Centers

$50M

Annual
Revenue

48

States
Served

99.2%

Temp
Compliance

Service Areas

Distribution Manufacturing Cold Chain USDA Programs Compliance

GFS

Capabilities

What We Do

National Distribution

14 DCs, 85 reefer trucks, 48-state coverage. LTL and FTL. Next-day in 22 metro areas.

Food Manufacturing

USDA-inspected processing. Co-packing for cheese, frozen goods, and dry staples.

Cold Chain Management

Real-time temperature monitoring. 99.2% compliance rate. 4-zone capability: frozen, refrigerated, cool, ambient.

USDA Commodity Programs

USDA Foods processing, DoD Fresh, K-12 school nutrition. Buy American compliant.

Contact us for a tailored capabilities briefing.

GFS

Product Line Card

Product Categories

Pricing: LBS / Cases / Pallets

Category Key SKU

Barrel Cheddar Bongards 640# Barrel

Mozzarella LMPS / Part Skim Block

Frozen Vegetables IQF Mixed / Peas / Corn

Butter AA Grade / 36ct Prints

Pancakes USDA Brown Box / Retail

Dry Staples Rice / Beans / Flour

Eggs Shell / Liquid / Dried

            Pricing: Market-based (CME/USDA) + negotiated brackets. Volume tiers: <5K lbs / 5K-20K / 20K+ / Truckload. Contact your GFS rep for current quotes.
          

GFS

School Nutrition

Feeding the Future

GFS partners with school districts nationwide to deliver nutritious, compliant, and cost-effective meal solutions. From procurement to tray, we handle the supply chain so you can focus on students.

1,200+

Schools
Served

8M

Meals
Per Year

USDA Approved

Buy American

            Programs: USDA Foods / DoD Fresh / Farm to School / Commodity Processing

            Compliance: HACCP / SQF / Buy American / Allergen Management

GFS

Cold Chain Guarantee

99.2%

Temperature Compliance Rate

Every shipment monitored from dock to door. Real-time alerts. Full chain of custody documentation.

FROZEN -22 C to -18 C / -10 F to 0 F

REFRIGERATED 0 C to 4 C / 32 F to 40 F

COOL 8 C to 15 C / 46 F to 59 F

AMBIENT 15 C to 25 C / 59 F to 77 F

            Certifications: SQF Level 3 • HACCP • FDA Registered • USDA Inspected
          

GFS

Welcome

Welcome to GFS

We are excited to have you as a partner. Here is everything you need to get started with Global Food Solutions.

1

Account Setup

Your account has been created in our system. Login credentials will arrive via email within 24 hours.

2

Place Your First Order

Browse our product catalog in the portal or contact your rep directly for quotes and availability.

3

Track & Receive

Real-time tracking on every shipment. Temperature logs included with delivery confirmation.

Your Rep: Michael Levine

CEO • Michael.Levine@GlobalFoodSolutions.co

17Social Media Templates8 Platform-Specific Templates

Templates optimized for each platform's dimensions and content style

18Infographic Templates4 Data Visualization Layouts

Pre-designed infographic formats for presentations, reports, and marketing

GFS By The Numbers

Global Food Solutions, Inc.

Key Operational Metrics

$50M Annual Revenue

14 Distribution Centers

48 States Served

85 Reefer Trucks

99.2% Temp Compliance

1,200+ Schools Served

8M Meals Per Year

24/7 Monitoring & Support

Farm to Table — Supply Chain Flow

From Source to Shelf

The GFS supply chain in 5 steps

Source

Farms &
Producers

Process

Manufacturing
& QA

Store

Cold Storage
& Warehouse

Ship

Reefer Fleet
& Logistics

Deliver

Customer
Confirmed

End-to-End Visibility

Every step tracked. Every temperature logged. Every delivery confirmed.

Our Coverage — National Presence

14

Distribution
Centers

48

States
Covered

85

Reefer
Trucks

22

Next-Day
Metros

$50M

Annual Revenue

            HQ: 131 Heartland Blvd, Edgewood, NY 11717
          

Cold Chain Explained — 4-Zone Temperature Management

Temperature-Controlled Zones

Each zone is independently monitored and maintained

-30 C

Zone 1: Deep Frozen

-30 C to -18 C (-22 F to 0 F). Frozen proteins, ice cream, IQF vegetables. Blast freezing capability.

-18 C

Zone 2: Standard Frozen

-18 C to 0 C (0 F to 32 F). Frozen dairy, butter, frozen prepared foods. Standard reefer settings.

4 C

Zone 3: Refrigerated

0 C to 8 C (32 F to 46 F). Fresh dairy, eggs, deli items, produce. Critical compliance zone.

20 C

Zone 4: Ambient

8 C to 25 C (46 F to 77 F). Dry goods, canned products, shelf-stable staples. Climate-controlled.

99.2% COMPLIANCE

Real-time monitoring at every checkpoint

19Trade Show Materials4 Event Collateral Mockups

Templates for events, conferences, and trade show booth materials

Global Food
Solutions, Inc.^®

Food supply systems
built for scale.

14 DCs

48 States

99.2% Compliance

globalfoodsolutions.co

Banner Stand — 33" x 80"

Global Food Solutions, Inc.^®

Food supply systems built for scale.

globalfoodsolutions.co

Table Runner — 30" x 72"

GLOBAL FOOD SOLUTIONS

Michael Levine

Chief Executive Officer

IDDBA 2026

EXHIBITOR

Name Badge — 4" x 3"

Global Food Solutions, Inc.^®

Food supply systems built for scale.

National Distribution 48 states

Cold Chain Guaranteed 99.2%

USDA Programs K-12 / DoD

                    globalfoodsolutions.co

                    131 Heartland Blvd

                    Edgewood, NY 11717

Front / Back

Handout Card — 4" x 6"

20Branded Merchandise Templates6 Product Mockups

Logo placement guides for branded promotional items

Polo Shirt — Left Breast Logo

Hard Hat — Front Sticker

USB Drive — Logo + Capacity

Notepad A5 — GFS Header

Pen — Barrel Imprint

Tote Bag — Centered Logo

21Vehicle Wrap Templates3 Fleet Vehicle Mockups

Fleet branding templates for reefer trailers, box trucks, and delivery vans

40' Reefer Trailer — Side View

26' Box Truck — Side View

Sprinter Van — Side View

      Fleet Branding Specifications: All vehicles use white base with cobalt (#092F64) accent stripe. Logo minimum height: 12" on trailers, 8" on trucks, 6" on vans. USDOT and MC numbers are required on all commercial vehicles and must appear on the cab. Reflective DOT tape on all trailers per FMCSA requirements. All wraps use 3M IJ180Cv3 or equivalent vinyl with 1080 overlaminate.
    