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Food Service:

Aramark

An international company specializing in food services for stadiums, arenas, campuses, businesses, and schools. Also involved in uniform services and school and healthcare support services.

http://www.aramark.com/

Bakingbusiness.com

Online community for the commercial wholesale and retail baking industry.

http://www.bakingbusiness.com/

The Boelter Companies

Offers consulting and design services, equipment, and supplies to the foodservice and hospitality industries. Located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

http://www.boelter.com

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Catering International and Services

Specializes in remote site catering, housekeeping, logistic, management and maintenance services for oil and gas, mining and engineering companies operating in extreme conditions. Secondary specialization includes operating hotels in developing countries.

http://www.cis-catering.com

Chef2Chef

Includes forums, a culinary school directory, and job postings. Find featured recipes by chefs or submit a question to ask a chef.

http://chef2chef.net

Concession Planning International (CPI)

Offers concession planning services for airport operators including audits, tender planning and strategy.

http://www.concession-planning.com

Consolidated Management Company

Food service contracting company.

http://www.consolidatedmgmt.com/

D & S Food Services

A Milwaukee, Wisconsin-based corporate catering service specializing in meetings and banquets.

http://www.dsfoods.com

Gent-Young

Marketing agents in the foodservice industry.

http://www.gentyoung.com

Host America Corporation

Develops, markets and operates contract food service operation for cafeterias. (Nasdaq: CAFE).

http://www.hostamericacorp.com/

Pastry Profiles

For the pastry professional, featuring recipes, competition highlights, chef's biographies and listings of upcoming pastry events.

http://www.pastryprofiles.com

Restaurant News and Foodservice Financials

Real restaurants. Real stories.

http://www.restaurantnews.com/

Sage Dining Services

Company provides dining services and catering to schools, colleges and corporations.

http://www.sagedining.com/

The Society of Mad Chefs

Resources for the professional chef. Includes jobs, professional recipes, and industry editorials.

http://www.madchefs.com

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