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Giving higher education our unconditional support.
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We are a proud supporter of you. There’s a food fight happening at America’s colleges and universities. National restaurant chains are vying with classic residential programs for students’ meal money. The sustainability movement has many colleges and universities offering a more sustainable menu, with locally grown food. As foodservice directors strive to find the right mix, Hobart and Traulsen can support you with equipment and services that you can count on while helping you deliver safe, healthy meals.
"Grab-and-go" meals: Healthy for customers. Healthy for profits. You’ve got competition. Today, students have plenty of dining options to choose from, both on and off campus. And since everyone on campus is in a hurry, how can you compete, maintain the pace and keep everyone healthier and happier? With food, glorious food. Bakery items fresh from the oven. Salad bars. Wraps. Deli sandwiches. Healthier, tastier food that attracts students and faculty looking for quick, tasty, on-the-go options. Fresh produce, often locally grown or organic, that your health-conscious customers are looking for. Since this food has to be fresh and it has to be fast, Hobart keeps pace with slicers, food processors and mixers for both cook-to-order stands and centralized support and production kitchens.
Putting on a show. Marketplace-Style Serveries and Display Cooking. On campuses across the country, it’s proven to be a big draw. Right up front, your chefs show off their chops as they prepare on-the-spot delicacies, ethnic specialties and hot breakfasts. Right at the counter, you can show off the freshness and quality of your food with marketplace displays. That’s what the growing numbers of health-conscious, quality-focused customers want to see. But countertop cooking and counter-front displays take up space. That’s why Traulsen refrigerators, freezers and prep tables are designed to give you top performance while staying out of your way. Traulsen undercounter refrigerators and freezers save valuable floor space while giving your staff right-at-hand access. Traulsen’s exclusive INTELA-TRAUL® microprocessors give you the added confidence of precise temperature maintenance. Traulsen’s VPS Prep Tables, designed to meet NSF Standard 7 guidelines, use ducted air to surround product pans with cold air at the top, bottom and sides. The result: great-looking products and great-tasting food with an extended shelf life.
Saving energy. Saving water. Saving money. Higher education is at the forefront of the sustainability movement today. Campuses are where you’ll find the strongest push for environmentally sensitive and healthy facilities to live, study and work. About 50% of college administrators say that a sustainable campus helps attract and retain their students and faculty. Where new initiatives and technologies for sustainability are first implemented before they’re adopted by the public. And where tight budgets and the need for profitable operations drive your need for energy- and water-efficient technologies. Hobart and Traulsen have been ahead of the curve, with a long history of research and development in support of the sustainability movement that has led to leadership roles in the U.S. Green Building Council and Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED). Hobart has a LEED-accredited professional staff, rigorously tested on the strategies and objectives of sustainable design, providing both expert support and LEED points to our customers. We’ve seen that designing for sustainability also results in superior equipment and optimum performance that has a dramatic impact on your total cost of ownership, through reduced energy and water consumption. The value of long-term durability and reliability keeps your equipment up and running. With tight budget constraints and the pressure to make your dining operations profitable, the savings resulting from sustainable design are invaluable. For example: Hobart warewashers and the WastePro™ system lead the way in saving water, saving energy and reducing solid waste and landfill costs. The result: an average cost savings of more than $28,000 per year. Similarly, Traulsen Energy Star refrigerators and freezers reduce power use by as much as 45%—while maintaining the farmers’ market freshness of your locally grown produce.
Resources
Special Events/Trade Shows | Show | Date | Location | Hobart Show Site | | NACUFS Regional Meeting - Pacific (National Association of College and University FoodService) | February 17-20, 2008 | Vancouver, Canada | Learn More | | NACUFS Visioning Summit | February 27-29, 2008 | San Antonio, TX | Learn More | | NACUFS Regional Meeting - Midwest | March 10-13, 2008 | Purdue University | Learn More | | NACUFS Regional Meeting - Northeast | March 11-14, 2008 | SUNY at Cobleskil | Learn More | | NACUFS Regional Meeting - Mid-Atlantic | March 15-19, 2008 | University of Maryland | Learn More | | NACUFS Regional Meeting - Southern | March 17-20, 2008 | Athens, GA | Learn More | | NACUFS Regional Meeting - Continental | March 31 - April 4, 2008 | Northern Idaho College | Learn More | | IFSEA Annual Conference (International Food Service Executives Association) | April 3 - 6, 2008 | Denver, CO | Learn More | | NACAS South Regional Conference (National Association for College Auxillary Services) | April 19 - 23, 2008 | Savannah, GA | Learn More | | NACAS West Regional Conference | April 23 - 29, 2008 | Pomona, CA | Learn More | | NACUFS National Conference | July 9 - 12, 2008 | Washington, DC | Learn More | | HPSI Show | July 28 - August 1, 2008 | Red Rock, Nevada | Learn More | | NACUFS Facilities Management Institute | August 9 - 13, 2008 | Troy, OH | Learn More | | FCSI (Foodservice Consultant Society International) Conference | October 16 - 18, 2008 | Beijing, China | Learn More | | NACAS National Conference | November 2 - 5, 2008 | Chicago, IL | Learn More | | AASHE National Conference (Assoc. for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education) | November 9 - 11, 2008 | Raleigh, NC | Learn More | | Greenbuild Expo 2008 | November 18 - 20, 2008 | Boston, MA | Learn More | APPA (Associations of Higher Ed Facilities Officers) FCSI (Foodservice Consultant Society International) SCUP (Society for College and University Planning) USGBC (U. S. Green Building Council)
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