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Browne Foodservice Browne Foodservice is a manufacturer of cookware, kitchen
products, serving equipment and tabletop items for the foodservice industry. The business started in 1949 as a general trading company but became more focused on foodservice with the creation of a new division in 1988. A few years later, it introduced the Thermalloy professional cookware, which quickly gained popularity in commercial
kitchens. More than 70 years after its founding, Browne continues to evolve and expand its product lineup.
CDN
CDN is a manufacturer specializing in measurement tools such as thermometers, timers and scales. Founded in 1984, foodservice was an integral part of CDN from the very beginning. More than 30 years later, the company has become known for its industry fi rsts and innovations, such as its dual-sensing probe thermometer and timer. Today, CDN continues to grow as a family-owned business through new product development, new markets, training, and marketing and merchandising programs.
Dormont
Dormont is a brand within the Watts group of companies specializing on gas connectors. The 70-year-old company prides itself on fostering easy, responsive relationships with its customers and providing readily available products. With kitchen safety front-of-mind, Dormont tests every one of its products for leaks and manufactures everything to ISO standards, ensuring they will perform without failures. Dormont products can be found in
commercial kitchen equipment such as ranges, combi ovens, steamers, beverage equipment and more.
Enofrigo America After decades serving the European market, Enofrigo opened
a subsidiary for the U.S. market in 2013 to get closer to and work more quickly with American customers. Since then, the wine cabinet manufacturer has continually grown its presence among bars, restaurants, hotels, supermarkets and other hospitality venues. The company still manufactures its products in Northern Italy, but it operates a warehouse and distribution facility in South Bend, Indiana. The cabinets are designed to complement any interior design, and they offer the customization and fl exibility needed to fi t any project.
Summit Commercial Founded in 1969, Summit’s parent company, FelixStorch, Inc.,
has been a longtime leader in commercial refrigerators and freezers. Today, Summit Commercial is known for its affordable storage freezers, fully assembled dipping cabinets, beer and wine kegerators, and reach-in refrigerators and freezers –
all of which meet UL and NSF standards for foodservice use. The family-owned company’s main manufacturing facility is located in the Bronx, New York and it also operates a state- of-the-art warehouse in Edison, New Jersey and a fabrication facility in Wallingford, Connecticut.
John Boos For more than 135 years, John Boos & Co. has been
manufacturing equipment used in the foodservice industry at its facility in Effi ngham, Illinois. Today, the company is a leading manufacturer of wood products such as butcher blocks, worktables and gourmet furnishings, as well as stainless steel equipment such as sinks, shelving and dishtables. The company’s products can be found in a wide range of venues, from local restaurant kitchens to major sports arenas, including Lucas Oil Stadium and AT&T Stadium.
T e Foodware Group The Foodware Group provides
foodservice operators with a comprehensive range of quality servingwares and smallwares designed to substantially reduce operating costs. The two divisions within The Foodware Group are G.E.T. Enterprises and Winco. G.E.T. specializes in fashion-forward designs that fulfi ll the operator’s needs for industry leading, break-resistance durability.
Winco, meanwhile, focuses on everyday items that come in the standard sizes and varieties used by nearly all operators.
Beedash
Beedash is a technology company that provides product management solutions for the modern foodservice equipment and supplies industry. Its extensive product database boasts more than 300,000 products from hundreds of manufacturers while its product management tools enable dealers to confi gure and price their unique catalog to better grow and support their business objectives. Because it is focused solely on the FES industry, Beedash can build integrated software solutions that reduce redundancy in a dealer’s workfl ow.
Centerpiece Centerpiece’s mission is to replace the legacy technology stack
powering the foodservice equipment and supplies industry with a connected software platform that makes it
easier for dealers to track, manage and analyze their projects from pipeline to punch list. Centerpiece’s platform is designed to centralize project teams to eliminate redundant data entry and increase operational visibility. The company, which was founded in 2021, also offers advance bid analytics to help dealers identify the key factors driving theirs wins and losses.
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