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US Foods 2023 Sustainability Report Highlights Positive Progress Across Sustainability Commitments

ROSEMONT, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- #USFoods--US Foods Holding Corp. (NYSE: USFD) – one of America’s leading foodservice distributors – announced today the release of the company’s 2023 Sustainability Report. Within the comprehensive report, US Foods highlights progress across its sustainable product offerings, support for associates and communities, and initiatives to reduce the environmental impact of its operations. “We are committed to being a responsible company that is both environmentally and sociall...

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