new feda members AyrKing
As a leading manufacturer of food prep equipment, AyrKing offers durable, effi cient products that allow operators to prep the foods customers love more quickly and consistently. The AyrKing team has been engineering foodservice equipment solutions in Louisville, Kentucky, since 1972, and its products are built to deliver unmatched reliability and a perfectly prepared menu item every time. Today, the company’s products are in use in tens of thousands of locations around the world, serving a number of large, international quick service restaurant chains.
Cambro When brothers Argyle and William Campbell founded Cambro Manufacturing in 1951 in Los Angeles, they created a single foodservice tray product to solve a problem in the foodservice industry. Seventy-three years and more
than 17,000 products later, Cambro is still a family- owned company dedicated to creating products to help foodservice operators serve, satisfy and delight their guests. Today, the company operates two manufacturing facilities in California and North Carolina, allowing for 99 percent of products sold in North America to be made in the United States.
Carlisle Foodservice Products Carlisle Foodservice Products is a manufacturer of innovative, professional-grade product solutions for the foodservice market. Its lineup includes dinner and drinkware, tabletop accessories, displayware, bar
supplies, foodservice trays, storage and handling containers, and more. With each of its more than 6,000 products, Carlisle’s goal is to provide solutions that make its customers’ work easier and more effi cient to save time, money and resources. The company operates fi ve manufacturing locations and four distribution centers.
Cremmjoy Cremmjoy is a manufacturer of soft serve and slush machines that deliver safe-to-eat, premium-quality ice cream, frozen yogurt and frozen beverage products. Thanks to a revolutionary and proprietary freezing process, Cremmjoy’s machines are designed to have virtually none of the downtime for disassembly, cleaning and sanitizing typically required by conventional soft serve machines. Further, the company’s products are versatile and have the ability to change between fl avors and mix types in minutes.
Dinex
Founded in Connecticut, Dinex International began in 1985 as a manufacturer of insulated cups, tumblers and various types of decorative serving bowls for patient meal service. Today, the company prides itself on being an industry leader in healthcare meal service products and in-patient tray
assembly systems. The company aims to provide the tools to make guests feel at home. Its products include state-of-the-art induction heating technology, high- quality insulated ware, trayline systems, stainless steel delivery carts, plate heaters, conveyors, and refrigeration equipment.
G.E.T. G.E.T. is a creative designer and developer of fashion-forward guest- facing servingware. The company’s mission is to help operators who seek only the best in design, operational durability and attentive customer service to create memorable guest experiences while lowering total operating costs. It accomplishes this by setting the dining supplies standard for dinnerware, drinkware and displayware through its more than 15,000 product offerings, each of which offers the look and feel of traditional materials with longer service lives and fewer replacement expenses.
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