Q4 2025
Notable projects from around the globe
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39 SPECIAL REPORT: SUSTAINABILITY Jim Banks considers the evolution of sustainability over time – from food waste to embodied carbon – and offers a peek into the latest technology for more sustainable warewashing
BRIEFING EAME
36 PROJECT: PONTEFRACT CASTLE, WAKEFIELD, UK Taking on a tough task, consultants Aidan Ross FCSI and David Parrett turned around the foodservice offering of a popular tourist destination and community hub, as Helen Roxburgh reports
50 BALANCING THE DIGITAL WITH THE PERSONAL A wave of hospitality operators are embracing digital minimalism – aiming to keep the convenience of digitalized services while offering a genuine personal touch. Amelia Levin outlines the concept
55 DEPORTATIONS A crackdown on migration creates uncertainty for hospitality workers. Andrea Tolu assesses the impact on the foodservice sector
59 SOCIAL MEDIA: FRIEND OR FOE
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63 REVIEW: HOSTMILANO FCSI EAME gathered members from across the world
66 MY KITCHEN: ENRICO CROATTI The executive chef and gastronomic coordinator of Moebius Milano, Italy
EAME
63 FOODSERVICE GATHERING The industry met up at HostMilano where FCSI EAME welcomed all to the booth
7 HIGHLIGHTS WORLDWIDE
50 A HUMAN TOUCH Starbucks has closed pick-up only stores and reinstalled seats to recreate the third space. Now others follow by paring back the digital
THE AMERICAS
55 CHALLENGES IN THE KITCHEN Foodservice dealing with deportations
ASIA PAC
34 PROJECT A warehouse converted into a vibrant gin distillery and studio bar in Western Australia
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ASIA PAC
THE AMERICAS
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