LCG and The Chefs’ Warehouse Launch Strategic Global Supply Chain Transformation Powered by AI

IRVINE, CA, July 27th, 2026

London Consulting Group today announced the launch of a strategic partnership with The Chefs’ Warehouse (NASDAQ: CHEF) to support the transformation of its global wholesale distribution operations. The initiative reflects a shared commitment to operational excellence, innovation, and superior customer service in an increasingly complex global food supply chain environment.

As part of the engagement, LCG is leading the implementation of an advanced, AI-driven supply chain planning platform from RELEX Solutions. The initiative is designed to strengthen scalability, enhance resilience, and elevate service levels across The Chefs’ Warehouse’s global distribution network.

The program is being delivered by London Consulting Group’s USA Food and Beverage Division, which brings deep expertise in wholesale distribution, food and beverage operations, and enterprise-scale transformation. LCG’s approach integrates strategy, process, and technology to ensure that transformation is both pragmatic and sustainable. Through disciplined governance, structured change management, and close collaboration with executive and operational stakeholders, LCG is guiding successful adoption while driving measurable business impact.

In addition to system implementation, LCG’s industry specialists are advising The Chefs’ Warehouse on best practices for operating a high-performing, customer-centric global wholesale distribution model. The partnership aims to strengthen planning capabilities, improve inventory productivity, and enhance responsiveness to demand volatility while preserving product quality and freshness.

RELEX Solutions provides the AI-powered technology foundation for the transformation. Its platform delivers advanced capabilities across demand forecasting, inventory optimization, replenishment planning, and end-to-end supply chain visibility. By leveraging machine learning and predictive analytics, RELEX enables more proactive decision-making, improved service levels, and optimized working capital management.

Wholesale distribution today requires more than incremental improvement. It demands an integrated, forward-looking operating model that combines data, technology, and disciplined execution,” said Daniel Campos, CEO, London Consulting Group. “Our partnership with The Chefs’ Warehouse reflects a shared ambition to build a smarter, more resilient supply chain that enhances service to chefs and customers while driving sustainable, scalable growth. We are proud to bring together deep industry expertise and AI-enabled planning capabilities to help unlock long-term value.”

LCG and RELEX are both global organizations united by a commitment to innovation and long-term customer success. London Consulting Group is an international consulting firm specializing in operational transformation, supply chain strategy, and complex program delivery, with significant expertise in food and beverage, retail, and consumer industries. RELEX is a leading provider of AI-driven planning solutions trusted by retailers, wholesalers, and manufacturers worldwide.

Together with The Chefs’ Warehouse, the partnership establishes a foundation for sustained collaboration rooted in shared values, operational excellence, and delivering superior service across the global food ecosystem.

About London Consulting Group

London Consulting Group partners with mid-sized and public Consumer Packaged Goods and Food & Beverage companies across North America to deliver measurable growth and operational excellence. For over 35 years, we’ve helped organizations optimize supply chains, streamline processes, and implement data-driven strategies that achieve a guaranteed ROI—typically five times the investment within the first year. Our hands-on approach ensures transformation is not just planned but executed, aligning people, processes, and technology to create agile, resilient businesses ready to thrive in a competitive market.

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