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NEW DIGS FOR FOCUS FOODSERVICE

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In order to provide for continued growth, Focus Foodservice, LLC has moved its headquarters to 300 Knightsbridge Parkway, Ste. 500, Lincolnshire, Ill. 60069.  “The new…

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TOMLINSON CELEBRATES A CENTURY OF BUSINESS

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Tomlinson Industries is joining an exclusive club in the foodservice equipment and supplies industry. This year, the manufacturer–founded by A.E. Tomlinson in 1911 as Tomlinson…

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ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGES AT MANITOWOC FOODSERVICE INCLUDE DEALER SALES POST

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Sweeping organizational changes announced last week at Manitowoc Foodservice include a number of executive appointments affecting dealers. Gary Dykstra has been appointed v.p. of sales…

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HOW ARE THE CUSTOMERS DOING?

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In our annual forecast articles in the January issue of Foodservice Equipment Reports, we look not just at how the equipment and supplies market will…

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Manitowoc Foodservice Unveils Major Organizational Shifts

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Manitowoc Foodservice has announced organizational changes encompassing its U.S. and global operations which it says better emphasize the company’s focus on customers and innovative equipment…

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The Scarlet Letter Gets Downplayed In Denver

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Who would have guessed that a 19th century novel would become the most common reference point for 21st century restaurant inspections and public-health notices? Allusions…

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NRA Marks Strong Legislative Year

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This week’s presidential signing of the Food & Drug Administration Food Safety Modernization Act capped a list of legislative victories for the National Restaurant Association.…

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California OKs Soft Rollout Of State Menu-Labeling Rules

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Common sense has won out in dueling menu-labeling laws in California, where a Jan. 1 law required all chains with 20 or more locations to…

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Portland’s Food Trucks To Add New Rules To Menu

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There are about 600 mobile food trucks, vans and carts in Oregon’s Multnomah County. That’s nearly one for every 1,000 residents of the state’s biggest…

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