Are there US food chains that don't use any of the national restaurant supply chains? (feddit.org)

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Most restaurants in the US -- including mom and pop -- use national food chain networks to get the produce they use to cook with. Are there any chains that source their food locally?

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[-] HobbitFoot@thelemmy.club 4 points 2 days ago

In-N-Out can only place restaurants in certain locations due to internal supply chain limitations. I haven't confirmed it, but I wouldn't be surprised if their food was sourced locally because of it.

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