Research/Insight

Cost cutting and the parlous state of NHS funding stand out as the most immediate reasons for sleepless nights among hospital caterers.

Just when we thought an unsettled year was behind us, in rolls 2017 with an extremely heated debate over a so-called NHS ‘humanitarian crisis’.

Public sector caterers are often accused of working in silos, but if there are two things that are guaranteed to bring people together, it’s fine food and a shared challenge.

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Every year, drainage firms are called to deal with thousands upon thousands of blockages up and down the UK.

Universities in the US are recognising the quality of brands and bringing more of them on to campus, to complement the university-run catering.

Do in-house and contract catering businesses really understand the legislation or the consequences regarding food safety?

The importance of supplier management is sometimes undervalued.

Providing food to hospital patients comes with plenty of challenges, but at Medirest our answer is to overcome them by making sure our approach is always patient-centric.

“In August this year, the implementation of an Apprenticeship Levy was confirmed for April 2017.