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Cornerstone Cornerstone Foodservice Group is a collection of innovative foodservice brands dedicated to providing quality craftsmanship and creating solutions that bring customers’ visions to life. Its brands include Spring USA, Astra, Lloyd Pans, Versa-Gard, and Equipex. Headquartered in Naperville, Illinois, Cornerstone supports foodservice operations worldwide with manufacturing facilities in Spokane, Washington, and Flowery Branch, Georgia. In 2025, the company became part of CFS Brands, a global leader in foodservice equipment serving both front- and back-of- house applications.


Fluentis Fluentis is a next-generation ERP platform designed to support small- and medium-sized organizations manage their business growth and organizational processes. The platform is designed to cover all areas of business applications, from accounting and financial management to sales, production, and logistics. A cloud-native ERP, Fluentis


enables companies to automate workflows, optimize processes, obtain and analyze real-time data, and make more targeted strategic decisions.


Fisher Manufacturing Co. Since its founding in 1936, Fisher Manufacturing has provided customers with the most advanced commercial plumbing systems available. Across three generations of family ownership, the California-based company has adhered to the principles of consistent performance, product dependability, and overall value. Each of Fisher’s fixtures are rigorously tested in both the company’s in-house testing center and in actual field conditions under extreme conditions, ensuring they can withstand the demands of today’s foodservice operations.


Natura Water Natura Water is a manufacturer of triple-filtered water dispensers that provide chilled, sparkling, chilled still, and room-temperature still water. Invented in Italy and engineered in the United States, the Natura Water Purifying System is available in both countertop and undercounter formats. Unlike the widely used reverse osmosis filtration, Natura’s three-stage, American National Standards Institute-certified system removes harmful contaminants while preserving the substances that contribute to flavor. The result is water that tastes crisp, clean, and smooth.


Lincoln Foodservice Products A part of Welbilt, Lincoln Foodservice Products is a manufacturer of conveyor ovens built for stability and long-lasting strength. While its ovens are specially designed for various restaurant needs, from high-volume pizza shops to local Mexican eateries, each model shares the same essence of efficiency backed by an industrial foundation, giving


customers the peace of mind to focus on what matters most to their business. Lincoln also prides itself on offering unmatched customer satisfaction backed by a worldwide network of dedicated expert service technicians.


SilverChef Since 1986, SilverChef has helped nearly 100,000 hospitality businesses obtain flexible restaurant equipment financing. Founded in Australia, the company now works with operators in the United States, Canada, and New Zealand and has more than 2,600 equipment-dealer partners around the world. Its Rent-Try-Buy program offers a 12-month rental agreement that enables operators at any stage — from start-ups to established franchisors — a path to access equipment while protecting their cash flow.


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