Bush Brothers Provision Co., a fifth-generation meat purveyor in South Florida, has relocated its headquarters and distribution center from West Palm Beach to Royal Palm Beach as part of its centennial milestone.
The move, announced May 6, marks a significant expansion for the family-owned business, which operated out of its longtime facility at 1931 N. Dixie Highway before transitioning to the newly built, 48,000-square-foot facility at 100 Aldi Way, Suite 600.
Bush Brothers’ new corporate office features temperature-controlled rooms for meat packing, storage, dry-aging, cutting and loading. It also has a commercial kitchen, expanded office space and employee communal areas. The new site is located next to the Aldi’s Royal Palm Beach grocery store and adjacent distribution center at 1111 and 1171 N. State Road 7, respectively.
“It’s an exciting time for our employees, partners, and customers, as we push forward with the continued growth of Bush Brothers,” CEO Curtis Bush said in a statement. “Our dedication to supplying high quality proteins and best-in-class service to the market remains at the forefront.”
Founded in 1925 by brothers John M. and Harry L. Bush, the company has grown from a small neighborhood grocery store and meat market into a regional supplier of premium proteins.
Bush Brothers Provision Co. sources beef, lamb, pork, poultry, veal, wild game and other specialty items from farms and ranches across the U.S. and abroad. The business delivers throughout Florida and the Caribbean, including restaurants, resorts, private yachts and country clubs, and has plans to continue expanding its reach.
The company’s operations remain family-run, with multiple generations involved in both front-office and production roles.
