BINTER GROUPS and/or BIG is the abbreviated name of Business International Group, a company built on the belief that food has the power to connect people, cultures, and communities across the world. While BINTER originates from Business International Group, it also evokes the German word associated with winter—a season that symbolizes preparation, resilience, reliability, and the movement of essential resources across borders.

This dual meaning reflects who we are and what we do.

At BINTER, we serve as a bridge between global food producers and North American markets, creating efficient and trusted supply chains that bring high-quality products from around the world to the tables of consumers, retailers, restaurants, and food service partners. We connect businesses internationally while delivering products that enrich everyday life. Whether our customers require a small specialty shipment or a large-scale commercial supply program, from small orders to large orders, we service it all. 

Just as communities throughout history relied on trade and food preservation during winter months, BINTER is built on the principles of dependability, planning, and continuity. We understand that food is more than a commodity—it represents culture, tradition, family, and shared experiences. Our flexible approach allows us to support independent businesses, regional distributors, national retailers, and large foodservice operations with the same dedication to quality and excellence. Every product carries a story from its place of origin and helps create new stories in the communities we serve. 

Our mission is simple: to connect people, places, food, and life through a global network of trusted partnerships. By bringing together producers, suppliers, distributors, and customers across continents, we help create opportunities for growth while making diverse foods more accessible throughout North America.

BINTER stands for Business International Group, but it also stands for connection. Connection between nations and neighborhoods. Between producers and consumers. Between cultures and communities. Through food, we bring the world closer together.