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Great Packaging Doesn't Grow On Trees...Its Made From Recycled Plastic!
- by Gary Briscoe
Sir Richard Attenborough Blames Plastic For Ocean Pollution Following the release of the Blue Planet Aquarium episode in 2018 that graphically showed the damage pollution was causing to our oceans and sea life, the initial reaction from the plastics industry was...
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Recycled & Reusable Plastic IS The Material Of The Future
- by Gary Briscoe
In spite of the adverse publicity and stigma surrounding plastics it still remains a big part of our lives and people are now accepting that plastics are necessary and as long as reuse and recycling can be achieved.
This latest blog explains why reuse and recycling plastic is part of our future
How Caterline Platters & Lids Can Help To Reduce The Cost Of Christmas
- by Gary Briscoe
Christmas is coming and the turkey’s getting fatter..So cook him up, slice the meat and stick it on a (Caterline) platter! And...
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The Changing Demographic of Catering
- by Gary Briscoe
The post Covid & post Brexit challenges have had a huge impact on the events and catering sector and the escalating energy and supplier costs mean that the food sector is having to make some tough decisions to survive. ...
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How is Plastic Recycled?
- by Gary Briscoe
"Segregation of plastic waste is on the increase as consumers become more aware of what can be recycled and take more care and responsibility to ensure that their waste is disposed of in the correct way"
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The History of Sandwiches
- by Gary Briscoe
Sandwiches have been a part of the British culinary experience for over 300 years and have been widely sold in cafes,railway stations, pubs and diners since the invention of sliced bread in the 1920s.This article explores the history of the sandwich from its conception through to the recent growth of event catering.
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Why You Need To Shop Early For Party Platters this Christmas
- by Gary Briscoe
"Christmas is coming and the goose is getting fatter..So cook him up, slice the meat and stick it on a (Caterline) platter!" After the disappointment of the last two Covid Christmas experiences it does seem that (barring any last...
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