Public Sector Catering names its industry movers and shakers for 2026
The six names complement the annual list of the ‘mo
The six names complement the annual list of the ‘mo
Drawing on nine pilots across the UK, the report shows that connecting organic, sustainably grown produce from small and medium-sized farms with low-income households can generate £8.78 in social v
Brad, who was vice chair, has stepped up after Michael Hales unexpectedly resigned just over two months into the role.
The Procurement Roundtable, hosted on the 28th November at the Royal Highland Centre brought together the Union and the Public Sector Catering Alliance (PSCA) which included key procurement bodies,
Drawing on insight from over 200 military personnel, primarily aged 18–24-years-old, the report explores how younger service members are reshaping expectations around institutional catering.
All of those on the list have been invited to the House of Commons on January 29th when they will get the chance to air their views on key industry issues at a roundtable discussion.
The full list of all 20 will be appearing tomorrow (Friday 28th November).
The soft drinks levy will be extended to cover more products, including sugary milk-based drinks like supermarket milkshakes, flavoured milks, sweetened yoghurt drinks, chocolate milk drinks and re
Every year Public Sector Catering brings together a group of experienced industry leaders and asks them to name the people they believe are the key influencers.
On a YouTube video he says: “To build a better Britain it has to start with our bellies … especially with the children, bringing good food into the school.