USA: Foodbuy.com selected as one of dbusiness.com's top 50 companies to watch and restaurant report's top 100 hospitality web sites
By Press Release | 11 September 2000
Foodbuy.com ( http://www.foodbuy.com ), a leading e-services firm dedicated to all segments of the foodservice industry, continues to gain momentum in the food industry--garnering recognition from dbusiness.com as one of the Top 50 Companies to Watch in Atlanta for the second straight quarter, and from Restaurant Report, who named foodbuy.
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Foodbuy.com ( http://www.foodbuy.com ), a leading e-services firm dedicated to all segments of the foodservice industry, continues to gain momentum in the food industry--garnering recognition from dbusiness.com as one of the Top 50 Companies to Watch in Atlanta for the second straight quarter, and from Restaurant Report, who named foodbuy.
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