All Brands Owned by Performance Food Group Company

What does Performance Food Group own?
PFG owns a portfolio of distribution businesses: the Performance Foodservice broadline operation, Core-Mark convenience wholesale, Vistar specialty distribution, and acquired regional names including Cheney Brothers, Reinhart Foodservice, and José Santiago. It also owns private-label product brands such as West Creek.

Is Performance Food Group publicly traded?
Yes. PFG trades on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker PFGC. It listed in October 2015 after being taken private by Blackstone and Wellspring in 2008, and its market capitalization reached approximately $14 billion by the end of fiscal 2025.

Who founded Performance Food Group?
PFG was formed in 2002 by the merger of Pocahontas Foods USA and Performance Food Group, two regional distributors, rather than founded by an individual. George Holm has led the company as CEO through its public era and serves as chairman and CEO.

Where is Performance Food Group headquartered?
PFG is headquartered in the Richmond, Virginia area, in Goochland County. The company operates 155 distribution centers across North America but keeps its corporate base in the Richmond region where predecessor Pocahontas Foods was founded.

How many brands does Performance Food Group own?
PFG operates a small set of distribution brands: Performance Foodservice, Core-Mark, Vistar, Cheney Brothers, Reinhart, and José Santiago, plus private-label product lines like West Creek. It distributes other manufacturers' food brands rather than owning consumer-facing brands itself.

Who owns Performance Food Group?
PFG is owned by public shareholders with no controlling owner. Major institutional holders include Vanguard, BlackRock, and State Street. Chairman and CEO George Holm leads the company.