Pressreleasehub.Pa.Media No cybersecurity threats reported in recent supplier awards announcement
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- •CSCS®, Applebee's®, and IHOP® recognized top suppliers for 2026.
- •Pacific Prime Meats and Custom Foods of America received awards for collaboration.
- •No cybersecurity threats or vulnerabilities were reported in this announcement.
Centralized Supply Chain Services, LLC (CSCS®), Applebee's®, and IHOP® announced the 2026 Supplier Partners of the Year, recognizing Pacific Prime Meats and Custom Foods of America for their exceptional collaboration and support. The awards were presented at the Applebee’s Franchise Conference and IHOP Supplier Summit in Austin, Texas. No cybersecurity incidents, vulnerabilities, or threats were mentioned in the announcement. The focus was on supplier performance and contributions to restaurant success. The event highlighted the importance of strong partnerships in the food supply chain for the restaurant industry. There were no references to any cyber threats or incidents affecting the companies involved.
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