All articles by Michael Jones
Michael Jones
New Welbilt Experience Center to be built in Texas
The world-class destination will redefine customer engagement by providing an interactive, hands-on environment for operators, dealers, distributors, manufacturers’ representatives,
consultants and end-users
In memoriam: William V. Eaton FFCSI (PP)
Former past president and fellow of FCSI and chairman of the board at Cini-Little, Bill Eaton was a pioneer in foodservice consulting, helping to shape the modern foodservice industry
The Burnt Chef Project launches Roots & Renewal foraging series
The series is dedicated to reconnecting with nature and wellbeing, taking place across the UK in partnership with foraging and cookery experts Totally Wild UK
One footprint, two functions
MEIKO’s bottle washing system saves time, space, and the environment
Design Masterclass: Another way of thinking about foodservice consulting
Our businesses are all about optimising processes, improving efficiency and enhancing productivity for the benefit of our clients, but the customer must remain at the center, says Tim Smallwood FFCSI
The Global Foodservice Focus
Our weekly round-up of hospitality and foodservice news and announcements from across the world
Glastender announces Jay Bravinder as national sales manager
Bravinder’s 30+ years in the foodservice industry has see him “excel at building relationships with consultants, dealers, buying groups, chains, and independent operators”
Vollrath announces strategy and product management leadership change
Following the retirement of Paul Egbert, Jon Ropella is appointed vice president of strategy and product management
NAFEM Show ’25: preview guide
As the NAFEM Show returns to Atlanta for the first time since 2007, there are new elements and activities to discover. Whether you are a veteran or newbie, there’s a lot to take in. Deirdre Flynn takes Tina Nielsen through the vital information to make the most of it
NAFEM Show ’25 preview guide: Away from the Show
Got some downtime in Atlanta between the main events? The Big A has plenty to keep golfers, gourmands, shoppers, beer fans, and history buffs busy, says Sam Noble