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The kitchen is often the heartbeat of a hotel operation. But it was only when the owners of Northover Manor decided a refurb was needed and brought in the latest kit from Falcon Foodservice Equipment
Danish refrigeration maker Gram Commercial — now owned by Japanese firm Hoshizaki, of course — has a rich history that epitomises its focused market strategy.
Where does hot holding equipment fit into a modern kitchen estate and what value can it add to a busy catering operation? FEJ investigates. The challenge of achieving consistency and quality while still meeting volume
Many establishments are taking the initiative to temporarily change their business models and operate solely as ‘takeaway’ or delivery services during the Covid-19 pandemic. But
The Langham’s new cookery school Sauce is giving guests a taste of what is required to produce amazing dishes thanks to a partnership with French
Warewashing is a vital component of every commercial kitchen, but there is always a lot to think about when it comes to planning and managing this part of the kitchen. FEJ asked the market experts
Director of business development Justin Gilbert discusses store development, equipment specification and kitchen streamlining
With many companies now using video conferencing tools to communicate with staff, BlueJeans Network - which provides videoconferencing services in more than 180 countries - has
Welbilt senior VP and regional general manager Phil Dei Dolori discusses the decisions the business is having to make and the lessons it is learning during the most challenging time the market has ever faced