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FER Honors 14 Smallwares And Tabletop Products

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It isn’t just large equipment that this magazine focuses on or that makes foodservice kitchens run smoothly and look good. Small things matter too, as…

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Vollrath Acquires Spain-Based Pujadas

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The Vollrath Co., announced August 17 that it has acquired Miguel Pujadas, S.A. The Santa Coloma, Spain-based company, founded in 1921, makes and distributes a wide…

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U.S. Visits Up, But Units Down

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Visits to foodservice establishments hit their highest number since 2009-10, according to data from The NPD Group’s CREST research, but overall traffic for the year…

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MAFSI Barometer Hits Two-Year High

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Driven by surging equipment sales, the quarterly Business Barometer maintained by the Manufacturers’ Agents Association for the Foodservice Industry rose 5.1% in the second quarter…

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Ecolab To Spend $40 Million For Swisher Hygiene’s U.S. Operations

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Ecolab Inc. will acquire the U.S. operations of Swisher Hygiene for approximately $40 million in cash. Charlotte, N.C.-based Swisher Hygiene offers a range of products…

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FCSI Revit Taskforce Updates Equipment Standards

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Through the hard work of an FCSI taskforce, the Revit Foodservice Equipment Standards document has been updated for 2015. All files and documents pertaining to…

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In Memoriam: David Wightman, XDX President

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David Wightman, considered one of the foodservice equipment industry’s most creative technical minds of the past 20 years, died suddenly on July 29. He was…

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PG&E Food Service Announces Project Tech Advisors

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Fisher-Nickel Inc. (Fishnick), the operator of Pacific Gas & Electric Co.’s Food Service Technology Center, has announced a technical advisory committee for its “Demonstration of…

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…And $15 An Hour Is The New Normal

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It appears official that New York’s quick-service workers soon will be earning a minimum wage of $15 an hour. The New York Fast Food Wage…

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Sushi Gets The Deep Freeze In NYC

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In a move aimed at killing parasites, New York City’s sushi restaurants are now required to freeze raw fish before serving. The new health-department regulations…

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