Surplus Food & Ingredients — Liquidation & Resale
We liquidate surplus food products and bulk ingredients—dry goods, sweeteners, oils, flours/grains, nutraceutical powders—by matching sealed, documented lots to compliant resale or recovery channels. Send product list, dates/restrictions, packaging and photos; we price options, schedule LTL/FTL or food-grade carriers, and report outcomes so you free space and recover value.
How we handle surplus food and ingredients
If you’re holding overproduction, spec changes, or discontinued SKUs, we evaluate dates, documentation, and packaging, then route to qualified ingredient buyers, secondary food channels, or recovery outlets as needed—with transparent pricing (buy-out or brokerage), appropriate carriers, and clear chain-of-custody reporting.
What We Accept
Categories: dry & shelf-stable foods, sweeteners, oils, flours/grains, nutraceutical powders, food-grade processing aids
Forms: sealed palletized cases, supersacks, drums/totes (sealed), bulk sacks
Docs: best-by/exp dates; allergens/handling; lot/COA where available
Volumes: from multi-pallet pilots to FTL (rail-adjacent where feasible)
What We Don’t Accept for Resale
Temperature-controlled perishables without proper cold chain
Opened or unsealed primary packaging (unless channel-appropriate)
Products under recall or with food-safety issues
Prescription-adjacent or regulated ingestibles outside standard food compliance
For some of these items, we may be able to offer organic recycling options such as compost, animal feed, or anaerobic digestion.
How It Works
Specs & photos (SKUs, dates, lot/COA if available, restrictions, packaging/qty)
Channel & pricing (ingredient buyers first; secondary food channels; feed/industrial as last resort)
Logistics (LTL/FTL; food-grade carriers on request; pallet requirements by SKU)
Reporting (diversion confirmation; buyer disclosure where required)
Logistics & Coverage
Nationwide pickups • Dry van standard • Reefer only when continuous chain is verified • Preferred: clean, labeled pallets •packing list by lot
Industries We Serve
Food & beverage manufacturers • Co-packers • Ingredient distributors • DCs with write-downs • Cold storage facilities • 3PL & Logistics warehouses
Documentation & Compliance
Lot/COA where available • Labeling compliance review (basic) • Channel/geography restrictions honored • W-9/COI/NDA available
Case Example
A warehouse held a truckload of stranded popcorn kernels after a cancellation. We placed pallets with a regional popcorn manufacturer and cleared the lot in ~2 weeks using compliant carriers—turning write-down risk into recovered value and freeing rack space.
FAQs
Q1. Do you accept short-dated or expired products?
A. Short-dated is common; fully expired is case-by-case and may route to feed/industrial recovery if compliant.
Q2. What documentation helps the most?
A. Best-by/expiration dates, lot/COA if available, allergen info, any channel or geography restrictions, and clear pallet counts/photos.
Q3. Do cases, drums, or totes need to be sealed?
A. Yes. We handle surplus inventory in intact packaging—not leaking, opened, or compromised containers.
Q4. Can we block retail or e-commerce resale?
A. Yes. We honor brand and territory restrictions and screen buyers accordingly.
Q5. What’s the minimum pickup?
A. We can review a few pallets, but the strongest economics and buyer interest typically occur at full truckload volumes.
Get a Quote (Upload Your Inventory)
Include product list (CSV), best-by/exp dates, lot/COA (if available), packaging type, quantities by pallet, photos, restrictions, pickup ZIP, loading method.
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Last updated: 2025-11-04