The Watford General
March 19, 2013
“Bay by bay, box by box; the last meal reaches the patient at the same temperature the first meal was served.” Medirest’s Catering Manager at
“Bay by bay, box by box; the last meal reaches the patient at the same temperature the first meal was served.” Medirest’s Catering Manager at
“Food delivery is a new for us and we looked at a number of options before choosing Rieber.” , following the closure of two kitchens.
A new food transport system begins service in April at James Paget Hospital, Great Yarmouth, which will be supplying Lowestoft Hospital ten miles away with
Supplied with just one handle instead of the usual two, special Maxi K Thermoport containers were chosen for Bushey Fields: “Simply because we have very
Jan Robinson, Operational Services Manager for Aneurin Bevan Health Board, including the County Hospital, Pontypool, recently acquired Rieber’s Norm stainless steel food transport trolleys for
Tayside NHS has been carrying out a major upgrade of kitchen and food distribution facilities and BGL Rieber worked with Mark Scholes, Head of Support
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary is running a new cook-serve system. Some 58 Unitray plated meal delivery trolleys are involved. Each can distribute hot and cold food
Since Edwards and Ward took over the school meals contract in Gloucestershire, there has been a 26% increase in uptake of school meals, with 34.1%
The University of Warwick now has five Rieber Varithek units, three used for mobile cooking and two fixed units. During fresher’s week, a mobile Varithek
Bryanston School, Blandford, Dorset, has installed the first of a new type of food servery system, transforming school mealtimes and bringing this school’s catering well
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