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Who Are Our Partners and Vendors
Food Trucks and Mobile Vendors
Businesses that need a place to prepare food and store equipment.
- Why Food Trucks Need Commissaries
- Food Safety and Hygiene: Many jurisdictions require food to be prepared in a licensed and inspected facility to ensure food safety standards are met.
- Storage and Refrigeration: Commissaries provide ample space for storing ingredients and cooking equipment, allowing food trucks to prepare more food than they might need on a particular day and store it for future use.
- Health Code Compliance: Commissaries help food trucks comply with health code regulations, including proper food handling and storage procedures.
- Cost-Effectiveness: Renting a commissary kitchen can be more cost-effective than owning and maintaining a full commercial kitchen, especially for smaller food truck operations.
- Collaboration: Shared kitchens allow food truck operators to collaborate with other food businesses, sharing equipment and resources.
Small Food Producers
Small food producers can benefit greatly from using commissary kitchens.
- Cost-Effective: Renting a commissary kitchen is often more affordable than owning or operating a commercial kitchen, especially for small businesses.
- Access to Equipment: Commissary kitchens provide access to a wide range of commercial-grade equipment, storage facilities, and sanitation areas, which may be beyond the reach of small businesses.
- Compliance and Regulation: Commissary kitchens are licensed and meet local health regulations, ensuring food safety and compliance with regulations.
- Scalability: Commissary kitchens allow businesses to scale their operations as needed, whether it's for seasonal demands or increased production.
- Networking: Commissary kitchens can provide opportunities to network with other food businesses and learn from their experiences.
- Flexibility: Commissary kitchens offer flexibility in terms of scheduling and space usage, allowing businesses to rent only the time and space they need.
- Focus on Production: By using a commissary kitchen, businesses can focus on their core competencies, such as recipe development and marketing, rather than managing a kitchen facility.
Small-Batch Producers
- Businesses that produce specialty foods in small quantities. kitchen.
Ghost Kitchens
- Businesses that operate solely online and rely on delivery services. hoped for. Currently, we offer these opportunities on a limited scale