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FDP Group acquires Yen Bros Food Service

The FDP Group, a leader in the distribution of ethnic, organic, and conventional produce, has acquired Yen Bros Food Service Ltd. (“Yen Bros”), a food service distributor based in Vancouver, British Columbia. 

Founded in 1972, Yen Bros has proudly served customers across the Lower Mainland for more than 50 years, combining a commitment to exceptional customer care with an extensive range of quality fresh and processed produce, meats, dairy, grocery, and non-food products. 

“This strategic acquisition will further strengthen our ability to service our food service customers and to meet their changing requirements,” said Adri de Wet, group president. “Together, we’re building a stronger, more connected food network and we welcome Yen Bros to our group of companies.”

“At Yen Bros, success has always been rooted in quality, integrity and service. We are pleased that our values align seamlessly with the FDP Group,” said Ari Nikula, president of Yen Bros. 

Looking ahead, the FDP Group will continue to prioritize its customers by providing exceptional service and quality by strengthening their global partnerships. 

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