Blog posts tagged with 'Caterboss'

The blog explains how catering businesses can create clear, professional invoices that encourage faster payments and improve cash flow. It covers essential invoice details, VAT, payment terms, invoicing software, and handling last-minute charges, drawing on Caterboss’s own experience.

The EPA's preliminary 2024 estimate is a national benchmark, not a waste rate or savings calculator for an individual venue.

A sentiment survey and a provisional sales index describe different populations, periods and commercial realities.

Food donation, potable water and food-safety culture each connect to existing controls inside an Irish food business.

Eurostat and CSO figures point to strong demand, but their periods and populations must stay separate.

The Q2 sector average is important context for employers, provided its preliminary status and limits remain visible.

Learn how to get catering contracts with practical, experience-led strategies for growing your catering business. This guide covers everything from approaching local businesses and writing winning proposals to securing government contracts, building industry relationships, and standing out from the competition. Whether you're just starting out or looking to win larger clients, you'll find actionable tips to help you secure more catering contracts and achieve long-term business success.

The goal of this blog is to educate readers on the importance of using blue plasters in catering environments, explaining their purpose, legal requirements, and benefits for food safety.

This blog explains how you can learn catering online and develop the skills needed for a successful career. You'll discover the types of online catering courses available, the benefits of studying online, the key topics you'll learn, career opportunities, and practical tips for choosing the right course and getting started.

From staff canteens and school dining halls to hospitals and corporate offices, contract catering has become a popular way for organisations to provide quality food services without managing them in-house. In this guide, we'll explain what contract catering is, how it works, and the benefits it can bring to both businesses and their people.