SupplyCaddy, a global supplier of custom packaging and supply chain solutions, has secured an additional strategic growth investment from existing partner CEAS Investments. The Miami-based company, founded in 2020, now serves more than 70 restaurant brands across 6,500 locations in North America and nine international markets. The new capital will support expansion of its manufacturing network, packaging innovation, technology infrastructure, inventory planning, and international presence.
Expanding Footprint Across the Restaurant Industry
The company has delivered billions of products through its global manufacturing network and works with leading foodservice distributors including Sysco, US Foods, Gordon Food Service, Performance Food Group, Imperial Dade and McLane. Its customer base includes sweetgreen, Dave's Hot Chicken, Swig, Huey Magoo's and Burger King. SupplyCaddy operates as an extension of its customers' procurement, operations and supply chain teams by integrating global sourcing, custom packaging development, manufacturing, inventory planning, logistics coordination and sustainable material solutions under one accountable partner.
Leadership Perspective and Strategic Vision
Chief Executive Officer Zachary Stein said the company has spent six years prioritizing relationships and long-term partnerships over short-term wins. He noted that the investment provides additional resources to continue building the company at a much larger scale. President and Chief Operating Officer Bradley Saveth added that the future belongs to companies capable of delivering both personal service and global scale.
Use of New Capital
The financing builds on CEAS Investments' original partnership and its continued conviction in the company's leadership and long-term market opportunity. SupplyCaddy has doubled its staff over the past year while continuing to invest in sourcing, product development, engineering, operations, customer support and technology. The new capital will allow the company to expand its domestic and international manufacturing network, accelerate packaging innovation, strengthen logistics and supply chain infrastructure, enhance inventory planning and customer support, add talent, and enter additional international markets.
Investor Confidence in a Scalable Platform
Mike Wohl, Chief Investment Officer of CEAS Investments, said the firm initially saw a talented management team with a clear vision for addressing a significant and evolving need within the restaurant industry. He added that Saveth, Stein and the entire SupplyCaddy team have distinguished themselves through disciplined execution, deep customer relationships and founder involvement. Wohl said they have built a scalable global platform capable of becoming a trusted packaging and supply chain partner.
Industry Commitment Beyond Packaging
In 2025, SupplyCaddy launched Delivered: The Journey of Packaging, a podcast featuring founders, CEOs and senior leaders sharing the stories behind the brands and businesses they are building. The series has explored entrepreneurship, leadership, restaurant operations, innovation and growth across more than 25 episodes. Separately from SupplyCaddy, Stein and Saveth have provided personal capital and strategic support to early and growth-stage foodservice companies, most notably Brooklyn Dumpling Shop, an Asian-inspired fast-casual brand with 22 locations across North America.
Building the Next Generation of Restaurant Supply Chains
Packaging has evolved from a purchasing category into a strategic part of restaurant performance. Decisions involving design, materials, manufacturing and inventory can directly affect food quality, operational efficiency, sustainability, guest experience and profitability. SupplyCaddy believes this evolution is creating demand for integrated partners capable of managing the complete packaging lifecycle, from initial design and material selection through manufacturing, inventory planning, distribution and delivery.
With its additional resources, SupplyCaddy plans to help restaurant brands build more resilient supply chains, accelerate product development and simplify increasingly complex packaging programs. The company remains founder-led, with Stein and Saveth continuing to personally oversee commercial relationships and remain directly involved with every restaurant brand it serves. As SupplyCaddy enters its next stage of growth, its focus remains clear: strengthen restaurant supply chains, advance packaging innovation and build lasting partnerships with the founders, operators and executive teams shaping foodservice.