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Foodservice Consultant magazine
Приєднався 19 лют 2019
FCSI roundtable: Modern kitchen design and the transition to electric
Hosted by FCSI’s Foodservice Consultant magazine and supported by Spring USA, this session sees leading members of FCSI The Americas consider the move towards electric kitchens and what it means for the industry.
Participants
Ryan Rongo FCSI, Vice president of design, S20 Consultants
James Davella FCSI, President, Davella Studios
Andrey Teleguz, FCSI Associate, President, Scopos Hospitality Group
Nick Lekos, Global director of sales, Spring USA
Chair: Tina Nielsen, Editor, FCSI’s Foodservice Consultant
Find out more at www.fcsi.org
Participants
Ryan Rongo FCSI, Vice president of design, S20 Consultants
James Davella FCSI, President, Davella Studios
Andrey Teleguz, FCSI Associate, President, Scopos Hospitality Group
Nick Lekos, Global director of sales, Spring USA
Chair: Tina Nielsen, Editor, FCSI’s Foodservice Consultant
Find out more at www.fcsi.org
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Food Waste Fundamentals: An FCSI Roundtable
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Recorded on December 12 , 2024, and hosted by FCSI's Foodservice Consultant magazine, this roundtable discussion is supported by Salvajor. The session addresses changing attitudes and behaviors in how to manage food waste. Participants: Michael Neuner FCSI Tarah Schroeder FCSI William Taunton FCSI Chair: Michael Jones, editorial director, FCSI’s Foodservice Consultant Find out more at www.fcsi....
FCSI's Innovation In The Kitchen series: K-12 school foodservice design
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Supported by The Middleby Corporation, this interview sees ‘Consultant of The Year’ Orlando Espinosa FCSI, principal of Orlando Espinosa Associates, discuss the key issues impacting kitchen design and operational management of school foodservice spaces with Michael Jones, editorial director, FCSI’s Foodservice Consultant. Find out more at www.fcsi.org/
FCSI's Innovation In The Kitchen series - Resimercial roundtable
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Recorded on Tuesday September 24 , 2024, at the Middleby Innovation Kitchens in Dallas, Texas, and hosted by FCSI's Foodservice Consultant magazine, this roundtable discussion is supported by The Middleby Corporation. The session addresses how to blend a residential look and feel with traditional commercial performance. Participants: Meghan Daro, Middleby Corporation Kathleen Held, Cini-Little ...
FCSI's Innovation In The Kitchen series - K-12 schools foodservice roundtable
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Recorded on Monday September 23 , 2024, at the Middleby Innovation Kitchens in Dallas, Texas, and hosted by FCSI's Foodservice Consultant magazine, this roundtable discussion is supported by The Middleby Corporation. The session addresses the future of how commercial kitchens will be designed and foodservice spaces operated in educational foodservice, taking in the challenges, changes, and oppo...
FCSI's Foodservice With a Heart podcast, series one, episode three - Nora Fitzgerald Belahcen
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The founder and driving force behind Amal Non Profit in Marrakech tells Tina Nielsen about the work to empower Moroccan women through the training centre and restaurant, as well as the large humanitarian aid effort she has undertaken to help victims of the September earthquake. Foodservice With a Heart is produced in collaboration with Vulcan Equipment.
FCSI's Foodservice With a Heart podcast, series one , episode two - Andrey Teleguz
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The FCSI Associate and principal at Scopos Hospitality Group tells Tina Nielsen about the humanitarian work he launched to help people caught up in the war in Ukraine. Foodservice With a Heart is produced in collaboration with Vulcan Equipment.
FCSI from HostMilano: No Planet B - Facing up to the food waste challenge
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Recorded at HostMilan in Milan, Italy in October 2023 and hosted by FCSI's Foodservice Consultant magazine, this panel discussion is supported by InSinkErator. The session addresses: The status quo of food waste in foodservice around the world The solutions that operators and manufacturers are introducing to meet the challenge The true impact of food waste if industry fails to address the probl...
FCSI from HostMilano: Automation in warewashing - trends and challenges
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Recorded at HostMilano in Milan, Italy in October 2023 and hosted by FCSI's Foodservice Consultant magazine, this panel discussion is supported by Meiko. The session addresses: A discussion of the evolution of warewashing over time An insight into automation in warewashing and how it is implemented The benefits of automated warewashing equipment Automation and environmental impact The future of...
FCSI from HostMilano: Industry trends
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Recorded at HostMilan in Milan, Italy in October 2023, this video sees Andrea Clerici, Global Business Director, Gruppo Cimbali, in conversation with Michael Jones, editorial director, FCSI’s Foodservice Consultant. The interview addresses some of the challenges and key trends impacting the foodservice sector, the subsequent impact on the design and function of foodservice operations; the role ...
FCSI from HostMilano: Fire suppression test requirements for commercial kitchens
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Recorded at HostMilano in Milan, Italy in October 2023 and hosted by FCSI's Foodservice Consultant magazine, this panel discussion is supported by Ansul. The session covers a wide range of topics within fire suppression: • What are some of the primary concerns within fire suppression in restaurants? •What are the drivers of change in fire suppression in foodservice? •What's different in the new...
FCSI from HostMilano: Technology with a purpose
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Recorded at HostMilan in Milan, Italy in October 2023 and hosted by FCSI's Foodservice Consultant magazine, this panel discussion is supported by Alto-Shaam. The session addresses: What kind of innovation and technological solutions are available that can make a ‘purposeful’ difference to productivity, efficiency (throughput) and kitchen workflow How operators can benefit from being and thinkin...
FCSI from HostMilano: The future of ventless foodservice
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Recorded at HostMilan in Milan, Italy in October 2023 and hosted by FCSI's Foodservice Consultant magazine, this panel discussion is supported by The Middleby Corporation. The session addresses: • Which foodservice segments specifically are sparking to ventless action stations • The myths that can be dispelled or the genuine challenges that ventless presents (and how to overcome them) • The ROI...
FCSI from HostMilano: Water filtration in coffee applications
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Recorded at HostMilan in Milan, Italy in October 2023 and hosted by FCSI's Foodservice Consultant magazine, this panel discussion is supported by Pentair. The session addresses: How a great coffee station can elevate a foodservice operation (and the design considerations for this) How innovation is shaping water filtration in modern coffee operations Why good water filtration and treatment syst...
FCSI's Foodservice With a Heart podcast, series one, episode one - Tracy Chang, Pagu Restaurant
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In the first episode of Foodservice With a Heart, a new podcast from FCSI, the chef joins Tina Nielsen to talk about projects she launched in the community around her restaurant Pagu in Boston, MA, to affect positive change beyond the kitchen. Foodservice With a Heart is produced in collaboration with Vulcan Equipment.
FCSI's Innovation Spotlight Roundtable: The future of water treatment in foodservice
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FCSI's Innovation Spotlight Roundtable: The future of water treatment in foodservice
FCSI's Sustainability Lowdown podcast, series 4, episode 2: Pete Statham and Mark Irish, Brakes
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FCSI's Sustainability Lowdown podcast, series 4, episode 2: Pete Statham and Mark Irish, Brakes
FCSI live from the Middleby Innovation Kitchen, Madrid
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FCSI live from the Middleby Innovation Kitchen, Madrid
FCSI's Principle of Progress podcast: episode 3, Governance with Chris Tripoli
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FCSI's Principle of Progress podcast: episode 3, Governance with Chris Tripoli
FCSI's Innovation Spotlight Roundtable: Innovation in Specialty Ice
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FCSI's Innovation Spotlight Roundtable: Innovation in Specialty Ice
FCSI: from the NAFEM show - Interview with Mark Klindera, and Tony Maiolo, UNOX, Inc.
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FCSI: from the NAFEM show - Interview with Mark Klindera, and Tony Maiolo, UNOX, Inc.
FCSI from The NAFEM Show - Choosing the correct water treatment system
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FCSI from The NAFEM Show - Choosing the correct water treatment system
FCSI: from the NAFEM show - Interview with Mark Dempsey
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FCSI: from the NAFEM show - Interview with Mark Dempsey
FCSI's Future-tech video series: live from the NAFEM Show
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FCSI's Future-tech video series: live from the NAFEM Show
FCSI: from the NAFEM show - Interview with Rob Geile
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FCSI: from the NAFEM show - Interview with Rob Geile
FCSI from the NAFEM Show: Electrification of commercial kitchens
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FCSI from the NAFEM Show: Electrification of commercial kitchens
FCSI: from the NAFEM show: Interview with Meghan E. Daro
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FCSI: from the NAFEM show: Interview with Meghan E. Daro
FCSI from The NAFEM Show - induction technology
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FCSI from The NAFEM Show - induction technology
Une table ronde explore les moyens de réduire le gaspillage alimentaire via des technologies innovantes, des audits et des changements comportementaux, tout en mettant en avant les avantages financiers et environnementaux pour les entreprises. [00:01] Ce clip présente une table ronde sur la gestion des déchets alimentaires, mettant en avant des experts du secteur qui partagent leurs expériences et leur expertise sur ce sujet crucial. - Introduction à la table ronde sur le gaspillage alimentaire, soulignant l'importance croissante de ce sujet dans l'industrie. - Présentation des consultants participants, chacun partageant son domaine d'expertise et son expérience dans la lutte contre le gaspillage alimentaire. - Michael Neer se présente en tant que leader dans le secteur de l'hospitalité, avec une vaste expérience dans divers segments de l'industrie alimentaire. [04:15]Ce segment aborde l'évolution de la gestion des déchets alimentaires en Amérique Latine, en mettant l'accent sur les différences entre les pays et les initiatives prises par les gouvernements et les entreprises pour améliorer la situation. - La conversation sur la gestion des déchets alimentaires devient de plus en plus courante dans les projets, montrant un changement graduel mais significatif. - Différentes régions d'Amérique Latine montrent des niveaux variés d'avancement dans la gestion des déchets, avec des pays comme le Mexique et le Chili prenant les devants. - Les gouvernements et les grandes entreprises jouent un rôle clé dans la gestion des déchets, se concentrant principalement sur l'image et la durabilité. - La gestion des déchets organiques et le tri des matériaux recyclables comme le papier, le verre et les métaux deviennent des priorités pour réduire les problèmes de pollution. - Dans les pays moins développés, la gestion des déchets reste un défi quotidien, avec des déchets visibles dans les espaces publics. [08:32] Ce segment aborde les défis et les solutions liés au gaspillage alimentaire, mettant en avant l'importance des incitations financières et des politiques de gestion des déchets. - L'importance des incitations financières pour améliorer la gestion des déchets alimentaires. - La nécessité de trouver des solutions viables pour le traitement des déchets alimentaires. - L'intégration croissante de la question du gaspillage alimentaire dans les projets de conception de cuisines. - Les réglementations gouvernementales interdisant l'enfouissement des déchets alimentaires dans certaines juridictions. - Les différentes options disponibles pour traiter les déchets alimentaires une fois collectés. [12:50] Ce segment aborde l'évolution des technologies de gestion des déchets alimentaires et leur adoption croissante en Amérique latine, ainsi que l'importance de l'efficacité dans la cuisine pour réduire les coûts à long terme. - Les fabricants de technologies sont désormais plus proches de leurs clients, leur permettant d'expliquer les avantages de leurs solutions. - Le premier projet de gestion des déchets a été mis en œuvre au Chili en 1998, marquant le début d'une série de projets dans plusieurs pays d'Amérique latine. - Les coûts des technologies de gestion des déchets ont diminué, incitant d'autres pays d'Amérique latine à adopter ces solutions. - Investir dans une gestion efficace des déchets alimentaires est judicieux, même sans obligation légale, car cela contribue à réduire les coûts en cuisine à long terme. - Il est crucial de commencer par des données réelles sur les déchets pour améliorer les pratiques de gestion et fixer des objectifs réalistes. [17:09] Ce clip aborde les défis et les solutions liés à la gestion des déchets alimentaires dans l'industrie de la restauration, en mettant l'accent sur l'importance de l'innovation et des investissements dans de meilleures technologies. - L'importance de la main-d'œuvre et du personnel dans la réduction des déchets alimentaires est discutée. - Les clients, en particulier les grandes entreprises, commencent à comprendre la nécessité d'investir dans des systèmes efficaces pour gérer les déchets alimentaires. - Les petites et moyennes entreprises rencontrent des difficultés financières pour investir dans de nouvelles technologies pour réduire les déchets. - Des solutions alternatives à la technologie, comme l'optimisation des menus et l'utilisation de produits moins esthétiques, sont explorées pour réduire le gaspillage alimentaire. [21:24] Cette section aborde l'importance de la gestion des déchets alimentaires dans le secteur de la restauration, en mettant l'accent sur le changement de comportement nécessaire et l'impact sur les coûts opérationnels. - Le consultant FCSI joue un rôle crucial dans le soutien aux entreprises pour surmonter les défis comportementaux liés à la gestion des déchets alimentaires. - Une étude récente montre que la majorité des consommateurs se soucient de la gestion des déchets alimentaires par les restaurants et sont prêts à payer plus pour ceux qui prennent des mesures pour réduire leur empreinte alimentaire. - L'utilisation de technologies et de systèmes pour gérer les déchets peut réduire les besoins en espace de cuisine et les services logistiques nécessaires pour l'enlèvement des déchets. - Les projets de gestion des déchets alimentaires peuvent entraîner des économies significatives sur les coûts opérationnels, soulignant l'importance d'une stratégie efficace dès la conception. [25:41]Cette section aborde l'importance des audits de déchets alimentaires et comment ils peuvent aider les opérateurs à comprendre et à réduire leurs coûts opérationnels tout en améliorant leur relation avec la clientèle. - L'importance de réaliser un audit de déchets alimentaires pour évaluer le problème. - La nécessité d'impliquer à la fois les investisseurs et les opérateurs dans le processus décisionnel. - Le rôle des consultants FCSI dans l'évaluation de la situation actuelle et la proposition de solutions efficaces. - Les opportunités offertes par la gestion efficace des déchets alimentaires pour améliorer les relations avec la clientèle et réduire les coûts. - L'importance de travailler avec des consultants pour établir des métriques et réussir dans les programmes de gestion des déchets. [30:01]Ce segment discute des innovations dans l'industrie de l'emballage alimentaire et de leur impact sur la gestion des déchets alimentaires. - L'importance de l'emballage dans la réduction des déchets alimentaires est soulignée. - Des plastiques qui se dissolvent dans l'eau pourraient réduire le besoin de stockage des déchets. - Une législation en Europe interdit l'utilisation de plastiques pour l'emballage des aliments, ce qui représente un changement majeur. - Des technologies innovantes, comme les sachets de détergent qui disparaissent, pourraient révolutionner l'emballage alimentaire.
19 years ago with other industry professionals and non-profits we built an organization called Feed Spokane to rescue excess prepared food that had not been exposed to the public from commercial operators and often is frozen to stop the clock on food deterioration. We distribute this food thru local non-profit food pantries and free meal sites to increase the nutritional quality of those struggling with food insecurity. In 2023 we provided over 1 million meals to our economic region through rescued food. While freezing stops the clock, so would dehydration or freeze drying. We operate on a shoestring budget with one and a half employees and 90+ volunteers. 160 commercial kitchens contribute food that is distributed through 40 non-profits. Our primary differentiation from Feeding America is that we specialize in rescuing prepared food. The efficiency of our operation allows us to leverage a $1 donation to a $7 benefit to the community. It is simple, safe, and the right thing to do. I am sharing this because this needs to be part of the conversation, along with other solutions to ensure best outcomes for communities with struggling populations.
Great initiative!
This is so timely and valuable information. thank you for sharing. Also as state regulations on gas and sustainability and energy usage become more strict- ventless/induction provided best cost benefit. But change is not easy.
Important segment as summed up by panelists at the end. Healthy children.
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Great Roundtable! Compliments! I think the main problem as usual is people education.
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In my opinion - Is our national electrical grid shortcomings being considered in this transformation to electrification? I believe we need to address this soon, aren't we creating an opportunity to fail? I don't hear anyone talking about this. Commercial kitchens are only part of the increased load requirement.
is there a way to set the volume higher for the people on the panel. very difficult to hear them
Great share!! You are late to the party - Promo`SM!
Very good information for the upcoming consultants. Thanks FCSI
Glad to see Mellisa in charge at FDP. She is great!
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Thank you Berner!
Great job on the discussion. I think there are other issues with electric equipment. Huge electric loads for heavy duty equipment = direct connection and harder for mobility and the required disconnects. More difficult to do cord and plug. The other piece to consider with single source power is availability - with current grids and microgrids can we keep a consistent/reliable energy source without outages? Do hope the availability of electric equipment is more broad so we have better options.
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Wonderful to be invited by Tina Nielsen to join Alex Ricciuti, Chef, and regional sales manager, for Wood Stone, along with Karen Malody FCSI, Founder and president, Culinary Options. Thanks to Tina, FCSI, Karen, and Alex! We appreciate having Wood Stone's Support!
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Andrew was spot on with his comments about client awareness in this part of the industry.
Very interesting roundtable with tangible insights on Ventless Cooking Solutions. As Laura Lentz states, "...ventless is on the radar and there is a huge need...for historical buildings." Essentially any non-traditional site can become a pocket of F&B revenue.
Good content here and it shows the collaboration opportunities in the supply chain. This will go a long way to removing the guests' 'guilty conscience' in their foodservice experiences.
Very insightful and thank you for hosting this event.
So much insight shared, great exchanges from the panelists and the statement from Rick, "you can't control what you can't measure," was a key insight.
May I have your powerpoint of presentation? Please send to sales@snowsman.com Many thanks.
Nice Job, Brett! I would like to introduce you to the best places in Sao Paulo... You will change your mind...
This be my brother in law! Nice job, Brett!
Sojo... Great video! Congrats
Oh, thank you, Matt! :)
Bill, you might not have known about Zoom (pre COVID), but you clearly are relaxed on all Zoom calls now. By the way, this recent update session almost seemed as if you were talking to just Tina and me. Stay healthy and keep playing your guitar (with an extra beer too)!
Andrey- glad you and the Scopos team are doing well and have actually all gone out to a local restaurant too. Nice insight about the local market farmers opening to the public.
Very nice! Thank You
Great insight and understanding of what other people are thinking and doing, good overall panel. Thanks - Karl. ( Adande Refrigeration )