While Silicon Valley obsesses over digital disruption, Curtze Food Service is quietly winning the analog war. jfsfoods.com isn't a flashy SaaS platform; it's the backbone of your local diner's profit margin, built on the brutal efficiency of custom meat cutting and local distribution.

"They generate $12.9M in revenue with essentially zero digital footprint. This is the definition of a 'dark horse' B2B giant."

The lack of traffic data is the most telling metric here. It indicates a business model built on deep relationships, long-term contracts, and phone orders rather than inbound web traffic. For founders and investors, this is a masterclass in high-retention, low-churn B2B sales that doesn't rely on paid acquisition.

• Hyper-niche focus: Portion control meat & custom seafood.
• Vertical integration: In-house federally inspected facility.
• Full-line capability: Equipment + Supplies + Food.
• Local-first branding: 'We live local, we buy local'.