Diversity Richmond to distribute 15 tons of food to families through two food drives

Diversity Richmond to distribute 15 tons of food to families through two food drives

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Diversity Richmond on Sherwood Avenue in Richmond is helping the community once again by distributing 15 tons of food to residents in need.

On Thursday morning, with the support of dozens of volunteers, the center helped 250 families by providing them with bags of ham, greens, cucumbers, protein-packed items and personal care products.

The community center partnered with Feed More, Kroger, Diaz Foods and other organizations in order to make the food giveaway possible. Sacred Heart Center on Perry Street in Richmond wanted to help in any way they could so they offered to have the event at their location. Read more

J.M. Tull-Gwinnett Family YMCA helps provide meals for families in need

J.M. Tull-Gwinnett Family YMCA helps provide meals for families in need

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On Feb. 27, volunteers packed about 14,000 pounds of food for 463 families. Items received by each family included two food bags, one large fresh produce box along with diapers and wipes as needed. Additional partners assisting the YMCA were Helping Mama’s, Gwinnett County government, Amerigroup, Wellcare, Caresource, Medlink, Peach State Health Plan and Diaz Foods. Read more

Finding ways to serve customers and those in need

Finding ways to serve customers and those in need

FROM THE VERY BEGINNING, my priorities were protecting our 400 employees as well as securing the supply chain. I started devising a strategy during the week between Christmas and New Year’s Day, when I was on Rosemary Beach in Florida with my wife and two daughters. At that time, I never thought the pandemic would escalate so much, especially in the United States. I put together a team of three people to assess our imports from Asia. Our coconut water and rice come from Thailand. We buy products from five vendors in China, but only one is a major item for us — garlic. We evaluated those shipping channels because when you order goods from overseas, two months can pass before you receive them. I knew if I could get the products out of the manufacturing plants to the docks and onto a ship, I’d be safe. In January, for example, we ordered six months’ worth of garlic. By mid-February, vessels were unable to dock in China, causing garlic prices to skyrocket.

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Empresas hispanas, como Díaz Foods, se suman al esfuerzo para contener la crisis

GWINNETT (TELEMUNDO ATLANTA).- En esta emergencia, desde grandes empresas hasta pequeños negocios están tomando acciones para ayudar.

La empresa Diaz Foods es una de las que se ha sumado al gran esfuerzo nacional para dar asistencia a los hospitales.

Díaz Foods realizó una donación de más de 4 mil libras de comida para el personal médico del Hospital Grady Memorial.

Diaz Foods Donates Over 4,000 lbs. In Food & Delivers To Grady Hospital First Responders

Diaz Foods Donates Over 4,000 lbs. In Food & Delivers To Grady Hospital First Responders

Contact Information:

Diaz Foods
Katherine Williams / In-House Counsel
404-344-5421 / Katherine.Williams@diazfoods.com

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 03/23/2020

ATLANTA, GA, March 23, 2020 – Diaz Foods (http://www.diazfoods.com), a leading distributor of specialty foods based in Atlanta, GA Diaz Foods makes a large donation and delivery of much needed food supplies to Grady Hospital on what some are calling the most real week for our nation.

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Diaz Foods Appoints New Executive Vice President of New Jersey Regional Sales

ATLANTA - April 12, 2017 - PRLog -- Diaz Foods announced today that Edward Torres has joined the Company as Executive Vice President of New Jersey Regional Sales to further develop their growing portfolio of regional and national accounts based out of the New Jersey Sales & Distribution Center. Edward Torres comes with a wealth of experience within the Industry, having spent the last twenty years with major Manufacturers in the Hispanic Food industry, include Nabisco, Goya, Rowland Coffee and Del Sur. In these positions, he has been instrumental in growing sales and revenue, acquiring numerous large corporate accounts, and improving brand strength. Joining in Diaz Foods during such a crucial moment, with two major distribution centers and growing brand portfolio, Edward can continue his success.

No More Breakdowns: Why Diaz Foods Dropped Its DIY Approach to Delivery

The Diaz family has made a habit of covering long distances, starting in 1967 with their move from Cuba to Atlanta. Forty-five years later, the family business has grown and evolved into a highly specialized supplier of imported specialty foods--with the help of Ryder.

Diaz Foods Launches New Site

We are pleased to announce the launch of our brand new website! After six months of hard work and dedication, we are delighted to officially announce the launch on October 3, 2016. 

Our goal with this new website is to provide our visitors an easier way to learn about Diaz Foods and browse information based on their own choice. The new website is designed to be responsive and adapt to any device that our customers want to use.

Fall Festival "De Sabores" Food Show 2016

Diaz Foods prepares for their largest trade show of the year for the Southeast region taking place on Thursday, October 13, 2016 from 9am - 5pm. This show gives our customer from independent grocers to retail chains as well as food service and restaurants to come and sample products while taking advantage of "special show offers" from brands like Topo Chico, Lala, Juanitas, Bauducco, Maseca, Jarritos, La Costeña, Jumex, La Cena, D'Sabor, Lala, Land O'Lakes, Unilever, Nestle, El Yucateco to name a few.