
Find answers to the most common questions about services, temperature ranges, geographical coverage, the network model, operational standards and how to join the DIF Network
DIF Network is a network of companies specialising in the B2B distribution of food & beverage products. It coordinates producers, distributors and logistics operators through a model focused on temperature-controlled logistics, no mixed loads and greater transparency throughout the logistics process.
DIF distributes food & beverage products for the main sales channels: Large-Scale Retail, Traditional Trade and Ho.Re.Ca. The network operates according to food-specific standards and provides multi-temperature solutions.
Yes. DIF operates with multi-temperature solutions: -20°C, ambient, 0/+4°C and +16/+18°C, promoting transport at the correct temperature to preserve the quality and original characteristics of food products.
Yes. With the No Limits service, DIF handles shipments starting from just one pallet, including deliveries to major European markets, without high minimum volume or quantity requirements.
Transport companies specialising in food & beverage can apply, provided they have a strong local presence, operational expertise in food logistics and a willingness to adopt the network’s shared standards, methods and vision.
Joining DIF means retaining your entrepreneurial identity while operating within a system that expands value, expertise and opportunities. The network provides coordination, market recognition, shared standards and greater strength in the marketplace.
DIF Network Partners are companies specialising in food logistics that collaborate in the collection and distribution of products across Italy and Europe. Each company retains its own identity while operating within a coordinated and responsible network model.
The DIF Network operates through national and regional hubs, Transit Points and local Network Partners. Its main hubs are located in Piacenza, Bologna, Caserta and Verona, each serving specific geographical areas.
The network model provides local coverage, service continuity, optimised flows, consistent quality standards, synchronised processes, traceability and greater reliability across collection, transit, reloading and last-mile delivery.