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The Specifier - August 2008

By Amelia Levin, Sr. Associate Editor -- Foodservice Equipment & Supplies, 9/2/2008 2:21:00 PM

The Specifier newsletter - from Foodservice Equipment & Supplies
August 2008 
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A lot goes into designing well-functioning kitchens — draw the space, specify the equipment, etc. But when it comes to new construction projects, some say there's one, single-most important thing to know or at least be familiar with before the building begins. Local codes.
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Product Showroom
Air curtains and doors are usually divided into two categories: Those that recirculate air from the interior of an establishment and those that do not. Recirculating air doors are designed to prevent the loss of heated and cooled air, thus maintaining an operation’s interior temperature. Non-recirculating air doors separate two environments and/or prevent flying insects from entering a foodservice facility. Operators can apply such units to openings as various in size and purpose as drive-thru windows and loading docks.
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News You Can Use
The NAFEM Specifier ID number is a great way to give anyone with questions about a certain specification a means to get back to the person who originally made the spec. This makes for an easier communication channel between the parties involved and, most importantly, gives the end-user the correctly specified item, Eric Norman writes in Norman’s Notes. 
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Cleveland ConvoGrill suitable for banquets, catered events, hotels or restaurants to prepare grilled dishes without the use of a traditional griddle or charbroiler. Saves labor without the need for turning or constant monitoring. Grills up to 120 steaks in 12 minutes with uniform heating. Pyramid Bar design gives food grill sear marks. Features a 12” x 20” steam table pan. 
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Editor's Picks
One of the most common misperceptions about the service segment of the foodservice industry is that there's a lot of margin built into our pricing. If only that were the case. ... No, the fact remains that service agents continue to face pressures on our margins just like everyone else in the channel. New competitors, specifically in the area of parts distribution; the need for more and better trained people; and rising human resources costs, such as healthcare, affect us in much the same way they impact a dealer, manufacturer or a consultant.
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"How can you possibly describe Zena? She's indescribable,” says Missy Dickinson, director of operations for the Carino's Italian Grill restaurant chain and close friend to Zena Dater, of Oswalt Restaurant Supply. In describing Dater, it would be easy to employ such clichés as “larger than life” and “smile that brightens up the room." But doing so would be too limiting. 
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With the palpable gloom and doom about the U.S. and global economies, individual members of the foodservice industry continue to show amazing resilience in their abilities to adapt to and overcome the many challenges laid at their feet. For exactly how much longer they will be able to do this and remain profitable, however, remains the big question.



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