Interviews
Lockdown lessons - Charlie Brown, Chartwells UK
David Foad: What will school catering look like over the next few months as we come out of lockdown?
The hospital caterers staying in touch through blogs
Staying in touch with colleagues and friends has not been a problem for Hospital Caterers Association members in the West of Scotland branch since the UK went into lockdown in March.
How lockdown presented an opportunity to deliver healthy meals for the elderly
"Nourish Fit Food was born to serve the needs of people frustrated with the lack of access to healthy, affordable and quick meals to meet their body shape goals.
Is this the future of post-lockdown staff catering?
He explains: “These are buildings who want to have a catering offer but have reasons not to have a full contract catering provision.
Supplier Q&A: Inside Meiko
Q1. What is Meiko’s latest product development?
Our new UPster range of undercounter dish and glasswashers and hood type pass-through dishwasher.
Care in the kitchen
Public Sector Catering: What attracted you to working in the care sector?
Flying the flag for British food and drink
Find out how firefighters are getting the nutrition they need
Starting his career as a London firefighter in 2001, Greg Lessons says he found that on his first night shift there was ‘quite a lot of food’.
Talking to other caterers and learning from them – whether within teams or among different ones – has undoubted benefits
David Foad: Do you think sharing industry knowledge across foodservice is of value?