​PEL’s range of glass bottle crushers reduce waste glass volume by 80%, are easy to use, create space and save on waste glass disposal costs. There are five machines available spanning the BB01 under-the-counter machine to the BB06 ‘Mega Jaws’ product which can crush up to 4000 bottles per hour.
 
The 'Baby Jaws' machine is the only under-counter bottle crusher of its kind available and crushes waste bottles as they are poured or returned from the floor.  Glass bottles are fed individually and the crushed glass is collected in a tote box located in the base of the machine. The BB01 measures 840mm (H) x 600mm (W) x 600mm (D), requires a single phase 220V/50Hz power supply and will be ready for use once installed. The BB09 is designed to stand alone in the bar area and utilises a 120 litre bin to hold the waste glass.

Every chef has their creative challenges. Are you looking for a crispy component to complete your dish? Do you want to give one of your most popular starters a unique twist? Then you should check out Gastronomixs.com, a totally unique and different source for culinary inspiration. Spending hours searching for the perfect recipe or dish is a thing of the past!
 
‘Gastronomixs is not your average recipe website…’

Café 7 is a supplier in Ireland for a range of high quality artisan produce including Caron Coffee, Les Jardins d'Osmane Tea, Goulibeur Butter Biscuits, Maison de La Chatine chocolate covered nuts and fruits and Maison Meneau organic Fair Trade syrups as well as organic Fizz drinks. Our award-winning Caron Coffee is delivered from France fresh after roasting.

Café 7 provides complete coffee solutions for a variety of businesses throughout Ireland. We have an extensive range of high performance equipment including bean to cup coffee machines, chocolate makers, traditional espresso machines and grinders, water filters and hot water dispensers.

McCormack Family Farms is a 2nd generation farming enterprise based in Co. Meath. We are the largest Irish grower of baby leaf salads and microgreens, but also specialise in fresh herbs and edible flowers. We have been supplying foodservice customers since 1984, originally from Smithfield Market in Dublin and now our produce is available nationwide – just ask your produce supplier!
We farm over 600 acres, including 2 acres of glasshouse and 2 acres of polytunnels. When out of season, we work with a small group of carefully selected and regularly audited suppliers to guarantee that McCormack Family Farms produce maintains high and consistent quality all year round.

“Loughnane’s are based in Galway City on the West Coast of Ireland. They are a specialist producer of sausages and breakfast puddings in chilled or frozen and raw or pre-cooked formats. They produce and sell sausages and puddings to the foodservice, retail and fast food markets.

Loughnane’s are experts at developing bespoke products for own label clients. Customer satisfaction and quality holds a major emphasis within the business. Their experience in making quality Irish sausages and puddings goes back four generations of butchers to 1934. Loughnane’s continue to adjust to market requirements through new product and packaging adaptation and the development of innovative new products. In a world of constant change, we are always focused on future trends in the marketplace. We continually strive to meet the requirements of modern consumers who wish to have Taste, Convenience, and Quality combined with guaranteed food safety.

Shoes For Crews Europe Ltd, are one of the leading providers of slip-resistant footwear for work.
Our entire range of slip-resistant shoes offer safety, comfort and style for all workplace environments, specifically the hospitality industry
 
Shoes For Crews has the Solution!
Hotel and restaurant employees spend most of their shift on their feet productively moving between different areas, therefore the importance of safe and comfortable shoes is paramount!  With a wide selection of slip-resistant shoes to choose from, covering all staff needs, including dress shoes for front of house, casual and athletic for housekeeping and back of house, clogs for the kitchen and safety shoes for maintenance, Shoes For Crews has everyone covered!

​Catering Innovation Agency launch range of Smarter Catering Equipment; Hospitality expo at the RDS was the venue for CIA’S launch of the energy efficiency power tower and induction salamander in Ireland.  
The Carlow based outfit have an enviable customer list including Ireland’s best 5 and 4 star hotels, National award winning pubs and independent thinking coffee shops. ​

In this difficult time for businesses, IFSA recommends the following resources for any employers or business owners looking for information and guidance about the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19):

• Health Service Executive (HSE): https://www2.hse.ie/conditions/coronavirus/coronavirus.html
• Department of Health: https://www.gov.ie/en/campaigns/c36c85-covid-19-coronavirus/
• Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation:

1. Business Continuity Planning Checklist: https://dbei.gov.ie/en/Publications/Business-Continuity-Planning-A-checklist-of-Preparatory-Actions-in-Responding-to-the-COVID-19-Outbreak.html
2. Stakeholder FAQs
3. Mass Gathering Guidance – this document also includes links to downloadable and printable posters on preventing spread of infection (links listed below)

Downloadable and Printable Posters

• World Health Organisation (WHO) – Including hand-washing and hand-rubbing guides – https://www.who.int/gpsc/5may/resources/posters/en/
• Health Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC) – https://www.hpsc.ie/a-z/microbiologyantimicrobialresistance/infectioncontrolandhai/posters/
• HSE – Public Health Advice Poster

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COVID-19 (Coronavirus) can be spread:

• directly, through contact with an infected person’s body fluids (for example, droplets from coughing or sneezing)
• indirectly, through contact with surfaces that an infected person has coughed or sneezed on and which are, therefore, contaminated with the virus

COVID-19 (Coronavirus) is spread through close contact with an infected person. A close contact involves either face-to-face contact or spending more than 15 minutes within 2 metres of an infected person. Close contact does not include someone you passed on the street or in a shop. The risk of contact in that instance is very low.  More information on how COVID-19 (Coronavirus) spreads is available from the HSE.