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The Catering Equipment Suppliers Association (CESA) represents over 180 companies who supply commercial catering equipment – from utensils to full kitchen schemes. Buying equipment and services from a CESA member gives you the security of working with people that will ensure you get professional advice and service.

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CESA unveils 2015 Conference Programme

Strong speaker platform plus procurement panel and great networking opportunitiesCESA has unveiled the programme for its 2015 Conference, which runs on 13thNovember at the Hilton London Wembley. The event is organised in association with FCSI, BHA, CEDABOND and ENSE and is open to all those working in the foodservice industry. A dynamic speaker platform boasts broadcaster Evan Davis, who is this year’s Conference Chair. His insights into the economy are sure to go down well with delegates, while his experiences in Dragons’ Den should prepare him for any awkward questions.

CESA Conference Tops Two Hundred

13th and 14th November, Heythrop Park Resort, Oxfordshire OX7 5UFMore than 200 delegates are already booked in for the 2014 CESA Conference in association with the FCSI and BHA. Steph McGovern is conference chair and the strong speaker line up includes David Smith, economics editor of The Times, Peter Backman of Horizons, futurologist Mark Stevenson, and Carl Kruger of Oxford Quality Centre. The conference theme is ‘The Future’s Bright’ and presentations will include an economic overview, a glimpse into the future, a panel session covering BIM and offering the chance to raise

CESA Conference 2014 – The Future’s Bright

CESA Conference in association with the FCSI and BHA13th and 14th November, Heythrop Park Resort, Oxfordshire OX7 5UF The speaker line-up for the CESA Conference 2014 is stronger than ever. A packed programme includes industry leaders, economists, a futurist and a hospitality service management specialist – all topped off with a keynote speech from MP, broadcaster and writer Gyles Brandreth, fresh from his star turn as Lady Bracknell. The conference facilitator is the BBC’s Steph McGovern, whose award-winning coverage of the credit crunch underlines her business acumen. The conference,

Innovation, Education and BIM: CESA set for a rollicking, reinvigorated Hotelympia

Stand 1229, Hotelympia 2014, ExCeL London, 28th April – 1st MayAs the sponsor for catering equipment at Hotelympia, CESA will be promoting three exciting new initiatives at the 2014 event: CESABIM, the TRI Education scheme, and the Priority Visitor Programme. “The change of date and the recovering economy have reinvigorated interest amongst both exhibitors and visitors in Hotelympia,” says Keith Warren, director of CESA. “Stand sales and visitor registrations are up on the 2012 event. CESA’s involvement in the Priority Visitor Programme will allow us to spotlight some brilliant new

The CESA Conference 2013 in association with the FCSI and BHA, 13 & 14 November, Savill Court Hotel, Windsor.

Setting the Standard for the Foodservice Industry:The CESA conference, in association with the FCSI and BHA, has become the catering equipment industry’s most important business forum, attracting leading players from all sectors of the market. The 2013 event, on 13thand 14thNovember at the Savill Court Hotel, Windsor, is now open for bookings. This year’s theme, ‘Setting the Standards’, is designed to stimulate lively debate, covering topics as varied as the business environment, technology and building information modelling (BIM). A strong speaker platform combines industry-relevant

Catering equipment associations collaborate on a range of industry projects

The two leading trade associations representing catering equipment manufacturers and distributors have announced plans to work more closely together. Catering equipment manufacturers are represented by CESA, the Catering Equipment Suppliers Association, and distributors by CEDA, the Catering Equipment Distributors Association. The organisations have met regularly over many years but there is now more opportunity to work collaboratively on key issues. This will bring an increased chance of successful outcomes that will benefit the whole industry. The cooperation will have a direct impact

New guide from CESA and Zero Waste Scotland aims to tackle food waste

CESA and Zero Waste Scotland are working together to produce a guide which highlights food waste reduction options for food service operators in Scotland. This follows representations from the Catering Equipment Suppliers Association (CESA) and the British Hospitality Association (BHA) to Zero Waste Scotland on the issue last year and aims to reduce the cost of food waste to Scottish businesses each year. CESA will be drafting the ‘Guide to Managing Food Waste’ with help from the BHA, CEDA (the Catering Equipment Distributors Association), and the FCSI (Foodservice Consultants Society

CESA research highlights positive attitude to sustainability and a desire for common energy rating standard for catering equipment

Sustainability IS SustainableCatering suppliers believe that sustainability will deliver a major boost to business in the next three years, according to research conducted by CESA, the Catering Equipment Suppliers Association. However, there is a growing need for a common standard to benchmark energy savings, to make it easier for end users to understand the benefits. 33% of respondents said the drive for more environmentally sustainable practices will create new product and service opportunities, while 39% said it would encourage innovation. A massive 81% agreed that sustainability will

The CESA Conference 2012 in association with the FCSI and BHA, 16 November

Industry Focuses on Sustainability, Employment & InnovationThis year’s conference, held at Whittlebury Hall near Towcester, had a theme of ‘A Platform for Growth.’ As well as enjoying a high quality speaker platform, several delegates took advantage of local amenities including golf at Whittlebury Hall itself and rallying at nearby Silverstone. The conference was rounded off at the Gala Dinner in the Brooklands Suite on the Friday night. Conference facilitator Tanya Beckett is not only one of the BBC’s best business journalists, she also has a piercing wolf whistle. She used it to good

CESA Offers A Platform For Growth:

The CESA Conference 2012, in association with the BHA and the FCSI November 15th – 16th, Whittlebury Hall, Towcester, Northants.The theme of this year’s CESA conference is A Platform for Growth. The economic situation is a curate’s egg for many caterers and suppliers: good in parts. On the one hand, for many businesses the recession, though painful, has made less impact than expected, with the London Games playing a part. On the other, public sector cuts and slow growth figures, not to mention worries about the EU, mean that the future is uncertain. “The 2012 event, as in previous

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