Convenience Stores
Increasing your profitability.
New ideas & concepts.
Not only do we provide quality products at competitive prices, but we also offer our retailers the best in product selection and service.
Value added service is something we take pride in:
We provide:
- Convenient Online Ordering
- Personalized Shelf Labels
- Planograms
- CWD Online SRP Manager
- POS & Back Office Interfaces
- Sales Reporting
- Custom Categories on your Invoices
C-Store Food Service Opportunities
In today’s C-Store market food service has become a very important part of the business to drive sales and profits. With rising prices on gas and tobacco, owners are looking for ways to increase their margins and putting money back in their pockets. Cash-Wa is a leader in the food service industry providing you with quality foods at a great price. Cash-Wa can help you set up the program YOU want to achieve your goals and profits.
From Pizza, Chicken and Sandwiches, to Healthy, Ethnic and Bakery. Cash-Wa has it all. With Cash-Wa’s highly professional staff we can help direct you to the right products and the right equipment to make your food service program a success. Then follow up with you for different ideas to keep your program fresh.
Think of all the possibilities!
Need more Information?
Our Cash-Wa Experts would be happy to answer any questions you may have.
Need more Information?
Our Cash-Wa Experts would be happy to answer any questions you may have.
CWD Healthy Update – Oatmeal
Eighty percent of US households have oatmeal in their cupboards. The most popular oatmeal topping is milk. Other popular toppings include: sugar, fruit (raisins & bananas), and butter or margarine. Unusual toppings for oatmeal include eggnog, peanut butter, and cottage cheese.
CWD Healthy Update – Ham
Hams are labeled according to the amount of water added during the curing process. Choosing the correct ham for your menu is an important first step to serving a fabulous ham.
CWD Healthy Update – Eggnog
According to food expert Alton Brown, eggnog is a stirred custard—a mixture of dairy and eggs similar to ice cream.