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From locally grown health foods to sushi bars, cafeterias are making things happen in and around the corporate office.  North American corporate cafeterias are getting a new start.

"The old cafeteria model doesn't work anymore," says Ronald N. Paul, CEO and President of Technomic, a Chicago-based consulting firm that serves the food industry.   Employees expect their company's café to be at least as good as what they'd get at an independent eatery. "The bottom line is, you're in the restaurant business," Paul says. 
Source: BusinessWeek, August 22, 2007, 3:36PM ES

“In fact, some companies now consider lunch a crucial component of employee recruitment, reward, and quality of life. Moreover, healthful food can help keep an employee healthy, which not only boosts productivity but may help curb a company's health-care expenses,” says Tim Catts. 
Source: BusinessWeek, August 22, 2007, 3:36PM EST

Corporate in-dining has been given a new start in many successful corporate cafeterias like Google, Microsoft, and at old staples like Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company.   Kitchens may need to sprout new menus just like many restaurants do every week, in many cases their repeat customers preferences continue to focus more on healthy fresh foods.

Good eating—on the clock requires flexible food equipment in the kitchen, on the serving line or on the sales floor in a healthy-heart olive and antipasto bar by Vollrath or True Mfg.  The old kitchen equipment model doesn’t work anymore.  Equipment needs vary and may need to be compact and versatile to continually adapt to the ever changing menu.

Corporate lunch is far more than just a tuna sandwich at some companies focused on offering fresh, tasty, and healthy menu options.  The Foodservice Equipment Source™ is positioned to provide you with durable food equipment to meet your needs and creative styles.   

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