The ‘non-trouble’ with technology in hospitality
As technology continues to infiltrate into our lives - making everything quicker and more convenient – some celebrate its advances while others are concerned about its growing presence in the workp
As technology continues to infiltrate into our lives - making everything quicker and more convenient – some celebrate its advances while others are concerned about its growing presence in the workp
The possibility of the UK leaving the EU without a trade deal is still therefore present, and would create chaos.
So, what's next for the coffee trend? How much can really be done with the drink?
International Youth Day is an annual initiative run by the United Nations (UN), which celebrates the role young preople play as partners in change, and to raise awareness of the opportunities and c
“Becoming and remaining sustainable is one of the biggest challenges that the catering sector faces today,” Brown said.
I have just taken up a role spearheading a new campaign that encourages former athletes to move into corporate business, where they can use their sporting experiences and knowledge to change the pr
Armed with her exclusive invite, Katie Imms from Cost Sector Catering made her way to The Taste Lab (London) earlier this month, where she was met with a sumptuous spread of freshly-made, still war
It’s frustrating that, historically, the talent and contribution of care chefs have been overlooked in the wider industry.
Why should caterers who handle feeding in workplaces, hospitals, schools, universities, prisons, military installations and travel hubs look to the retail sector for ideas?
Research from healthcare group Bupa has found that up to 30% of Brits feel they are “too busy to take a proper lunch break” – a result of working in high-pressured environments that demands all of