Fundraising FoxBurris Logistics
Milford · Seed
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Investment thesis
Burris Logistics is a family-owned third-party logistics company offering foodservice redistribution, freight management, logistics technology, and invoice factoring through its operating companies Honor Foods, Trinity Logistics, and Eagle Business Credit.
Source: firm website, verified Oct 2, 2026.
What they invest in
from 3 of 4 portfolio companiesFintech ×2Logistics & Supply Chain ×2FoodTech ×1
HQs:United States×1
Investments · 4 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathCashway Funding provides freight factoring and same-day funding for trucking companies, turning unpaid freight invoices into immediate working capital.
FintechLogistics & Supply ChainAtlanta, US
Eagle Business Credit provides invoice factoring and working capital funding to small and medium-sized businesses, advancing cash against outstanding invoices.
Fintech
Honor Foods is a food distribution company serving the foodservice industry, operating regional divisions such as Honor Foods East.
FoodTechLogistics & Supply Chain
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
Trinitylogistics
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Burris Logistics invest at?
- Burris Logistics invests at the Seed stage.
- Where is Burris Logistics located?
- Burris Logistics is headquartered in Milford, US.
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