Hana Food Distributors Inc. LAST VERIFIED: August 6, 2026

Hana Food Distributors Inc. is a wholesale grocery distributor. The company does not state its headquarters location or founding year on the pages reviewed. It claims an assortment of roughly 3,500 items spanning snacks, chocolate, chips, soda and beverages, dairy including milk, yogurt and eggs, instant noodles, tea and coffee, and natural, organic and international foods. The catalog mixes Korean and Asian specialty lines with mainstream US brands, carrying names such as Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Nongshim, Chobani, Utz, Loacker and Bob’s Red Mill. Hana positions itself as a leading distributor of grocery, specialty and international foods and claims to operate its own distribution network across 13 Midwestern and Eastern US states.

Hana Food sells in case-pack wholesale quantities — listings show formats such as 24-count and 12-count cases — rather than single units. The site does not state a minimum order value, accepted payment methods, or whether dropshipping is supported. Shipping is handled through what the company describes as its own distribution network covering 13 Midwestern and Eastern US states, a claim not verified here; availability outside that footprint is not stated. Account requirements are unclear: the catalog displays case packs without public pricing, which suggests buyers need a wholesale account to see prices and order. Prospective customers should contact the company to confirm account setup, delivery areas and payment terms.

Hana Food looks like a genuine regional grocery wholesaler: a case-pack catalog, national brands alongside Korean and Asian specialty foods, and a claimed self-operated delivery network are consistent with a working distribution business. The record contains no specific red flags. However, nearly every buyer-facing term is undisclosed — no public pricing, no stated minimum order value, no payment methods, no clear account process — and the 3,500-item assortment and 13-state network figures are the company’s own claims. The site tells prospective buyers relatively little, so retailers should verify delivery coverage for their location, pricing tiers and credit terms directly with Hana before building it into their supply plans.