Your invoice price is the last link in a long chain. Most operators only see the final number.

Chris Rodriguez

6 minutes ago

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Diesel hit a record $6.53 a gallon in September, up from about $3.71 in February. Soybean oil climbed sharply while pork, cheese and butter markets fell. And published-price contracts let price books rise while the "discount" looks unchanged.

Knowing which of those changes are real, and which are opportunistic, takes two things: deep knowledge of the markets, and a view across the whole industry.

At SSCP, we bring both:

Fuel, commodities, inflation and published-price mechanics
Insight across concepts, distributors, manufacturers, GPOs and reporting platforms
Data normalized to cost per pound, gallon or each, so every item compares cleanly

And we are completely independent. We are not tied to any distributor, manufacturer or GPO. We work solely for our clients.

That is what lets us lay out the programs that genuinely fit, side by side: cost-plus, fixed fee per case, deviated pricing, GPO participation or a hybrid. You choose. We negotiate it and audit it.

Our process is built around equal or better quality at an equal or lower price.