Why Confidentiality Matters in Ingredient Sourcing

At Onset Worldwide, we’ve built a business on trust, transparency—and most importantly—discretion.

In the world of food ingredients, not every partnership is meant to be public. In fact, 99% of our customers prefer to keep their supply chain relationships private. That means we don’t name-drop, we don’t post flashy client lists, and we certainly don’t compromise our partners’ competitive edge for attention.

We get it. Sharing your supplier publicly can invite unnecessary competition, raise questions internally, or simply give away too much. That’s why most of our business is built behind NDAs and handshakes—not hashtags and hype.

This commitment to confidentiality does make things a bit harder when it comes to building trust with new prospects. Without customer logos and testimonials to showcase, we rely on something much stronger: long-term relationships built on performance, reliability, and a shared respect for privacy.

Our customers know we’re not just another supplier—we’re a partner who respects their business as much as our own.

Even our marketing reflects this. You won’t see our posts with hundreds of likes or viral reach. Most of our clients simply don’t want to broadcast their suppliers—and that’s perfectly fine with us.

If you value confidentiality, we’re the right partner.

Quiet. Trusted. Long-term.
That’s the Onset Worldwide way.