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Pages 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Previous | Next Industry links 21 to 40 of 64 Catering Equipment Distributors AssociationCEDA is the UK trade association for catering equipment distributors. It arranges social networking events, an annual conference and training sessions. Catering Equipment Suppliers AssociationThe UK trade association for the UK food service equipment industry. It is a representative lobbying group, offering its members advice, events and networking opportunities. Charter GroupFormed in 1998, the Charter Group represents its hospitality members on the issue of smoking. The Charter Group recognises that non-smoking is the general norm and that there should be increasing provision of facilities for non-smokers and the availability of clean air. Considerate Hoteliers AssociationThe aim of the association is to protect and improve the environment locally and globally. Membership is open to hotels and guest houses in London and its immediate surroundings. Craft Guild of ChefsA professional body aimed at the development of craft skills through awareness, education and training. The guild organises training and demonstration events as well as social get-togethers. Department for Environment, Food & Rural AffairsDEFRA, which has replaced the Ministry for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, is responsible for sustainable development, environmental protection and the renewal of rural areas. Food and Drink FederationThe Food and Drink Federation is the voice of the UK food and drink manufacturing industry. It helps members operate in an appropriately regulated marketplace to maximise their competitiveness; and communicates the industry's values and concerns to Government, regulators, consumers and the media. Food From BritainThis industry body promotes British food and drink abroad via its 10 international branches. Conducts regular product-specific promotions on clients' behalf. Food Standards AgencyThe Food Standards Agency provides advice and information to the public, businesses and government on food safety, and aims to protect consumers through enforcement and monitoring. Foodservice Consultants Society International (FCSI) UKProvides the foodservice industry with access to foodservice and hospitality consulting. The UK branch of US-headquartered FCSI Worldwide. Health and Safety ExecutiveMonitors and controls people’s health and safety risks in their place of work. It has powers of enforcement and prosecution through relevant legislation and publishes specific catering industry advice. Health and Safety Executive catering fact sheetsDirect link to HSE catering information sheets on subjects including slips & trips, gas-fired equipment, ventilation, manual handling and safety signs. Hospital Caterers AssociationThe HCA exists to promote and improve catering standards and to protect the interests of catering staff within healthcare establishments in the UK. Every year it hosts a national conference as well as seminars, study days and equipment demonstrations. Hospitality ActionHospitality Action is a charity to help people working across all sectors of the hospitality industry, providing practical information and financial support at times of crisis. Hospitality Skills AcademyThis alliance of professional craft associations aims to improve skills training in the hospitality industry. It promotes work-based training and qualifications, encourages more young people to enter the industry, and provides seminars, masterclasses and other forms of training. Hotel & Catering Personnel & Training Association (HCPTA)Formed in 1975, the HCPTA provides a forum for personnel and training specialists in the hospitality industry. It aims to help its members' professional development, help newcomers to the area of HR, and foster links between the industry and education. Hotel Booking Agents AssociationThis association was formed in 1997 to represent the interests of hotel booking agents. Its aim is to push for improved standards in products and services for hotel booking agents. The association also addresses issues in the hotel industry that affect its members. Hotel Marketing Association (HMA)The Hotel Marketing Association is the official branch of the Chartered Institute of Marketing for the Hotel Industry. Hotelympia 2008The official site for the Hotelympia 2008 exhibition held at ExCel in London from 17-21 February 2008. Institute of HospitalityFormerly the HCIMA, the Institute of Hospitality is the professional body for managers and potential managers in the hospitality industry. It has more than 23,000 members in more than 100 countries and publishes extensive advice on business and legislation. Pages 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Previous | Next |
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