The price cuts will be across a wide range of fresh meats from steaks to mince, across beef, pork and lamb, and will be up to 10% depending on the product range.
Brakes delivers fresh and frozen food from its nationwide network of distribution centres to restaurants, schools, caterers, care homes and hospitals.
Michael Andersen, chief commercial officer at Sysco GB, said: “We are really pleased to be able to support hospitality at a critical time by reducing prices on a wide range of fresh meat. As we’re dropping prices on some of our most popular lines, we know that a large number of customers will benefit.”
The reductions reflect changes in the global market where the demand for meat and meat products is falling. With the price of feed also coming down and the market adjusting to the challenges of the war in Ukraine, Brakes are passing these savings on to customers.
Stuart Smith, merchandising director for Sysco GB, added: “We have been in an inflationary market for some time. While we have worked very hard to keep costs down as much as we can, there have inevitably been some prices rises. It is therefore very satisfying that we can be among the first to reduce our prices now that we can.”