“Because of different markets and equipment we have been able to partner up and visit other Welbilt kitchens”


Gary Null Brinker International


us to get feedback on different cooking aspects and on the elements we need to adapt in order to tackle that market.”


This global set-up enables Brinker to operate


across markets from Latin America to the Middle East, supported by culinary expertise and sales opportunities. With Welbilt’s depth and strength, the


culinary team can help adapt menus to local markets “almost everywhere in every country in Europe,” according to Taberner. “We have the people who can give that specific support, adapting menus or making sure that those menus can be executed anywhere in Europe, and that’s what we have done, converting the menu and training the people who need to cook,” he says. And should things go awry, there is a plan for


that too. “Even the best equipment sometimes fails, and we need to make sure that we have the right support in place through the life of that equipment. And especially that the cost of ownership is under control and it will be operating all the time that’s required. And that’s what we have done here,” concludes Taberner. As both companies continue to evolve, the


Brinker International and Welbilt’s long- term partnership highlights the growing importance of close collaboration between operator and manufacturer


long-term partnership highlights the growing importance of close collaboration between operator and manufacturer, where shared expertise drives efficiency and consistency at scale. In an increasingly globalized foodservice landscape, that alignment is likely to become even more critical to long-term success.


BRAND WATCH 30+


Welbilt has partnered with Brinker International for more than 30 years


Welbilt became part of the Ali Group in 2022


2022 115+


Ali Group’s portfolio includes more than 115 brands available to partners welbilt.com


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