At Burlodge we’ve always emphasized the importance of great design – of creating equipment that that combines functionality, effciency and durability with great visual appeal and, above all, an appreciation...
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Burlodge has established a reputation in our industry for always challenging the status quo. When it comes to speed cooking or regeneration of meals, we wanted to develop an effective,...
Let’s put ourselves in a patient’s shoes for a moment. Imagine this: It is meal time – the time of day you look forward to. You’re waiting for your comforting...
Let’s face it, a lot of patients well enough to eat in hospitals complain about the food. “It’s bland” or “it’s dreadful” are common descriptions along with “how am I supposed to get better if the food is so bad?”
How do you imagine healthcare food services changing in a few years from now? Who will have control? What will the new trends be? As we know it, the future...
Pandemic preparation is an issue that today looms larger than ever. This is especially true in light of recent events such as concerns around the spread of H1N1 or, more generally, the emphasis that more organizations are placing upon emergency preparedness.
It’s funny how quickly the world changes. Seems like yesterday that we would get our news from a paper, our weather from the radio and if you wanted to see pictures of your friends vacation – you actually had to GO to their house to see them.
All Burlodge Canada Offices are operating normally and have entered a “heightened awareness” phase as part of the company’s Pandemic Action Plan in response to the World Health Organization (WHO) Stage 5 announcements concerning the H1N1 flu (swine flu).
“We have invested considerable time and resources and made new investments into upgraded Information Technology so we can be fully prepared in case of a Pandemic,” says Company President, Paul Gauntley. “ Our action plans have been developed to make sure we continue supporting our clients across the country in a seamless way so that they can continue to operate with confidence.