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Sysco Doing a 'Pop-Up Produce Giveaway' Today for Hospitality Workers, Others Who Lost Jobs

By Bob Batz Jr.
Mar 31, 2020 9:00 AM ET
Dan Yarnall, head brewer at Church Brew Works, watches traffic while loading boxes of produce into a cars as part of a food giveaway in front of the brewery on Liberty Avenue in Lawrenceville on Tuesday, March 31. Sysco teamed with the brewery and 412 Food Rescue to provide food for those in need during the COVID-19 crisis. (Steve Mellon/Post-Gazette)

Originally published by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Sysco supplies food to most of the region’s restaurants, bars and other places that make and serve meals. As part of efforts to help people who work in that industry and have been hurt by the COVID-19 crisis, Sysco Pittsburgh is giving those people and others who need it food at a drive-up distribution.

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