CATERER EATS OUT
Food service
Pages ...20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 | 32 | 33 | 34 | 35 | 36 | 37 | 38 | 39 | 40 | 41... Previous | Next In BriefHarrison's school deal... Freemasons move into conferences and banquetingFreemasons, the secretive fraternal order that's counted Winston Churchill, Oscar Wilde, and 13 US presidents among its members, is using hospitality and conferences to boost flagging finances. The boss brigadeIn a mixture of Hell's Kitchen and Back to the Floor, contract caterer Avenance is sending its managers into the kitchen to cook their hearts out for important clients. Janet Harmer found out why V&A museum calls in Benugo to overhaul cateringCatering at London's Victoria & Albert Museum is to undergo a radical overhaul under new incumbent Benugo - a caf‚-deli company that operates on the high street and in businesses. Foodservice briefingA round-up of the latest news from the contract catering industry... Digby Trout reigns at Hampton Court
Balti to replace stews in military ration packs
Avenance pair launch new catering firmTwo ex-Avenance directors have formed a new contract catering company called Thomas Franks. Contract WinsEnergis contract... The catering marathonProper nutrition is one of the cornerstones of athletic success, so competitors the world over are very choosy about what they eat. At the Athens Olympics, it's down to caterer Aramark to make sure all their hard training doesn't come to nothing Hitting the right noteCatering to stars and crew at musical events takes tact and the recognition that a wide variety of needs must be met. From Deep Purple to Party in the Park, Watford-based company Eat to the Beat has 21 years of experience under its rock'n'roll belt Scottish prison food in the dockThe quality of Scottish prison food is set to come under scrutiny in the courts as part of a series of legal actions lodged on behalf of about 500 prisoners across seven jails. What the weekend papers sayA round-up of the weekend's news affecting the hospitality industry... Foodservice briefingA round-up of the latest news from the contract catering sector... MCC catering keeps a straight BattsCatering at Lord's cricket ground, the home of cricket, is to be handled in-house for the first time in more than 50 years from next year. In briefBovingdons strikes five... Milburns in Flying Scotsman dealTV personality Richard Whiteley welcomes the Flying Scotsman into York on its first public journey since its acquisition in April by the National Railway Museum. Milburns provides lunch and supper hampers on board Brand awarenessHe's been out of the contract catering fraternity for more than seven years, but now Jerry Brand is back, and so is his campaign to stamp out inflated prices In BriefPrime cuts from Brakes, Skills programme backed
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