You'll discover proven strategies to attract clients, promote your business cost-effectively, and master essential networking skills that drive success. Our expert guidance covers everything from launching your venture and managing finances to expanding operations and building a talented team. Start a Catering Business is here to help.
Buying a Catering Franchise
Buying a catering franchise gives you an established business model and support, but you'll need to find the right one and secure funding first.
When a Business Split Means a Marriage Split as Well
Sue and Steve Simpkins built a catering business together, then watched their marriage crumble as work consumed everything they shared.
Budget Party Boxes
Help your catering business reach price-conscious customers with affordable party box delivery and simple, disposable service options.
Reducing Energy Costs for a Catering Business
Commercial kitchens are among the most energy intensive business premises you can operate. Unlike an office or retail unit where lighting and heating make
Catering Trade Fairs: A Good Thing or a Bad Thing?
Weigh up the costs and benefits of catering trade fairs before committing time and money to attending or exhibiting.
Using a Recruitment Agency for Your Catering Staff
A recruitment agency's fees might cost more upfront, but could save you time and money compared to hiring catering staff yourself.
When a Business Split Means a Marriage Split as Well
Sue and Steve Simpkins built a catering business together, then watched their marriage crumble as work consumed everything they shared.
Budget Party Boxes
Help your catering business reach price-conscious customers with affordable party box delivery and simple, disposable service options.
Catering in a Guest House
Good food and friendly service can transform a guest house from basic accommodation into a destination that keeps visitors coming back.
Running a Seaside Cafe
Running a seaside cafe means ditching the tired chip-shop image and competing on quality, menu variety, and atmosphere.
Staff on Loan
Rent out your catering staff during quiet periods to boost revenue and keep your team employed year-round.
The Village Without Chips
A teashop owner fills a gap left by a closed chip van, bringing hot meals back to a village where elderly residents had nowhere else to turn.
Catering for Meals on Wheels
Help housebound people eat well while growing your catering business through Meals on Wheels services.