Ramesh West Indian American Grocery Store

Restaurant Operators Cooperative (ROC) is a food purchasing group based in Albany, NY, established in 1992 to support independent restaurant operators by providing competitive supply prices. With over 220 members and $40 million in annual purchasing power, ROC negotiates national account pricing with manufacturers, brokers, and vendors, enabling its members to lower food costs and increase profit margins. In addition to food, ROC offers cost-saving programs with non-food and beverage vendors, such as credit card vendors, linen and uniform supply companies, and kitchen equipment providers. By leveraging the combined purchasing power of its diverse membership, ROC helps independent restaurant operators level the playing field with chain restaurants, without compromising their unique identities. With a wide range of programs and multiple vendors within overlapping categories, ROC members can save money on the items they already buy and use, while supporting the organization's mission and gaining greater negotiating power. ROC is not associated with the Restaurant Opportunity Center and holds different viewpoints, particularly regarding the Governor's desire to eliminate the Tip Credit.Generated from the website