Flanagan

Flanagan Foodservice acquires Capital Foodservice, strengthening commitment to Canadian market

Flanagan Foodservice, the largest Canadian and family-owned foodservice distributor, announced the full acquisition of Capital Foodservice, building upon a structure where Flanagan previously held 50 per cent ownership and served as a managing partner. This strategic consolidation will transition Capital Foodservice to the Flanagan Foodservice brand, effectively unifying the two companies under a single, recognized Canadian name. The acquisition reinforces the organization’s market position and operational alignment within the Canadian foodservice industry.

The integration of Capital Foodservice into the Flanagan brand is a strategic step to enhance market presence and streamline service for customers. Flanagan Foodservice has been a pillar of the Canadian foodservice landscape for almost 50 years, built on a foundation of family values, integrity, and exceptional customer service. This acquisition further solidifies its investment in providing reliable, high-quality solutions to Canadian businesses.

The rebranding process is expected to occur gradually, ensuring a seamless transition for customers and employees. This unification is designed to combine the strengths and heritage of both organizations to deliver an even better customer experience. The company plans to continue investing in its people, technology, and infrastructure to support the evolving needs of foodservice operators across Canada.

“We are incredibly proud to welcome Capital Foodservice to our family and expand our investment in Canadian foodservice,” stated Derek Kelleher, President of Flanagan Foodservice. “Our roots as a Canadian, family-run business are at the core of everything we do. This acquisition is about strengthening that commitment, bringing more resources to our customers, and creating new opportunities for our dedicated teams. Together, we are stronger and better positioned to serve the Canadian market for generations to come.”