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Dial Industries is a Food Service Redistribution company servicing the Metro NY and Tri-State Area and surrounding Northeast Region for over 30 years.
We provide our customers with industry-leading customer service and expedient product delivery. Dial is proud to deliver our customers competitive pricing on a wide variety of products, and a commitment of non-sales to your customers. |
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Dial Industries’ goal is to provide our customers with first class service, integrity, and reliability. Dial is committed in making the customer the vanguard of its operation. Created in 1972, Dial was built on the belief that customer orientation is an important component in any organization both large and small. Dial’s philosophy is that business is the by-product of honest relationships. These principles of conducting business can be traced to the over 30 years of this family-owned and operated company.
Our goal is to enable our foodservice distributor customers an alternative to purchasing direct, without any logistical restrictions. Dial provides its customers the capability to procure dry groceries expediently, cost effectively and with excellent customer service that is accountable.
Dial Industries, Inc. will remain straightforward and consistent in its commitment of non-sales to our customer’s end-user – operator accounts. Our company will guarantee this commitment, by strictly operating as a foodservice re-distributor of nationally branded dry groceries. |
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| Dial Industries was founded in 1972 by Stephen Mallor, a graduate of New York City's Pace University where he earned his CPA. He chose to pursue a career at his father's company, Mallor Brokerage. From those roots, he began a redistribution service to other food distributors. Instead of acquiring goods as a broker, Stephen developed a niche that allowed his customers to save money by buying what they need from his warehouse in Jamaica, Queens. In the past 30 years, Stephen has expanded this small service to one of the largest redistribution companies in the tri-state area. Stephen's son, Neal S. Mallor joined him officially at Dial Industries in 1997. During his tenure, Neal has brought Dial into the 21st Century by computerizing all processes, expanding the product line and increasing the company's efficiency to better serve their customers. |
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