new feda members Bon Chef
As a leading manufacturer of food prep equipment, Bon Chef is a family-owned manufacturer of buffetware, dinnerware, banquet utensils, custom millwork, and other products used for food presentation. Founded in 1972, the company’s mission is to provide operators with custom serving solutions created by its in-house design engineers and on-site fabrication studio.
BOSKA
With every product, BOSKA’s goal is to make “food tools for life.” Founded in Gouda, the Netherlands, BOSKA got its start making cheese tools for local farmers. Today, the company manufactures cheese slicers, fondues, graters, and other tools used to enjoy cheese, chocolate, pizza, meat, and vegetables. In the retail space, BOSKA helps delis and grocery stores elevate the whole customer experience of buying fresh cheese.
Crysalli Beverage Systems
The concept for Crysalli took shape in the mid-2000s when a design consultant asked founder Mike Palm if he could create a water system that allowed operators to offer both still and sparkling water. Palm designed the system and eventually built the idea into its own business. Crysalli now offers a range of still and sparkling water systems, including countertop machines and remote chillers, as well as draft towers and drop-in cabinet systems.
EmberGlo
In 1953, Midco International was tasked with designing a charcoal-free, gas-fired broiler for the then-famous Don Roth’s Blackhawk restaurant in Chicago. Finding the equipment in high demand, Midco created the EmberGlo branch, which has since expanded into a full line of open-heath gas broilers, electric charbroilers, heavy-duty food steamers, and stainless-steel commercial kitchen accessories.
International Carbonic
Established in 1952, International Carbonic is a manufacturer of beverage dispensing solutions based in Southern California. The company’s in-house electrical, refrigeration and sheet metal manufacturing capabilities allow it to take complete control of the building process. Its mission is to deliver high-quality products, exceptional customer service and unparalleled support.
Merrychef USA
Merrychef designed its first high-speed ovens in 1950, ushering in a new era of rapid, on-demand ordering at restaurants. Over the past 75 years, the company has upheld its promise of delivering fast-cooking equipment that doesn’t sacrifice quality or consistency. A part of Welbilt, Merrychef continues to build on its legacy by designing products that are not
only easy to use but streamline workflows and are truly connected to the rest of the kitchen.
Omas Food Technology Solutions The first Omas slicers were designed in 1949 and were sold to local Italian grocery stores and butcher shops. The company’s early success soon saw it go international, eventually leading to more innovations such as an automatic slicer and food processors. Through the decades, Omas has maintained its handicraft nature while pursuing deep technological improvement and constant innovation in its equipment and processing techniques.
Premier Metal and Glass For more than 40 years, Premier Metal and Glass (PMG) has manufactured an array of sneeze guard-related food shields and food display units. The Atlanta-based company also offers custom designs for foodservice and bar operators. Additionally, PMG prides itself on having established long-lasting customer relationships through responsiveness and on- time delivery of custom projects and stock orders.
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