An online interactive seminar recently addressed the topic of The Changing Landscape of Public Food Procurement in Scotland, bringing together key players from across the Scottish
The study was led by Professor Amanda Daley and colleagues from the University’s School of Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences.
The way we eat lunch at work has changed dramatically in recent years. Pre-pandemic, we relied heavily on traditional caterers to provide in-house cafes, restaurants and dining rooms.
Results from Foodprint from Nutritics’ Sustainability Sentiment Index show that British consumers actively want to make more sustainable choices when eating or drinking out and want more tra
Cool Food Pro supports caterers to make changes to how they source ingredients and plan menus, to help them reduce their impact on the environment.
‘The Bar’ combines all the changing preferences of people’s cravings while also having less sugar. This was made possible by the dairy company’s ‘unique’ milk powder solution.
With more and more people retiring later these days, the over-50s make up a large proportion of the workforce.
Bidfood’s latest research has shown that consumer demand for eating out remains strong. In fact, seven in ten say eating and drinking out is the treat they most look forward to.
David Catterall, head of commercial services for Bury Council, was pleased to learn that a trial of SchoolGrid was already underway in three schools.
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