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2021 Exhibitor Brochure VENUENEW 23-24 SEPTEMBER 2021 | ExCeL LONDON More Buyers. More Brands. More Business. Excellent show! It will be even better when it moves to London ExCeL where it will have even more exposure nationwide.” STEVEN MANGLESHOT, EXECUTIVE CHEF, WAGAMAMA THE essential industry event for kitchen innovations @comkitchenshow www.commercialkitchenshow.co.uk #CK21 WHAT THE VISITORS SAY: I really enjoyed COMMERCIAL I look forward to COMMERCIAL KITCHEN and look forward to KITCHEN each year, I am always visiting it in London where it looking for the next piece of will be bigger, better and more innovation and this is the show important than ever.” to find it all under one roof.” WARREN GERAGHTY, EXECUTIVE CHEF, BEN PLATT, PROPERTY MANAGER, TOM KERRIDGE TGI FRIDAYS UK COMMERCIAL KITCHEN is a COMMERCIAL KITCHEN is a must-see event in the industry fantastic show that benefits calendar. It brings to life the all ceda members. We look innovation for the future.” forward to visiting in London.” NATHAN GRIFFIN, OPERATIONAL TIM WHITFIELD, DIRECTOR, EXCELLENCE MANAGER, WHITBREAD GASTRONORTH WHAT THE EXHIBITORS SAY: Wow! Saw everyone we COMMERCIAL KITCHEN was needed to see and even a fantastic success; we were better - made brand new able to network with potential excellent contacts. customers and fellow suppliers. Roll on London.” We are looking forward to London.” PATRICK L BRAY, MANAGING DIRECTOR, JEFF WHEELER, MANAGING DIRECTOR, REGALE MICROWAVE OVENS LTD UNIVENT SYSTEMS LTD The number of high-quality It was our third consecutive year buyers that we had on at the show, great speakers and our stand is the best well organised as usual. Really we’ve ever had.” looking forward to London.” PHILIPP SCHUMACHER, IAN BIDMEAD, MANAGING DIRECTOR, DIRECTOR, HUPFER SPACE GROUP BIGGER. BETTER. MORE IMPORTANT THAN EVER. 23-24 SEPTEMBER 2021 | ExCeL LONDON BIGGER… BETTER… MORE COMMERCIAL KITCHEN is London is a hub of innovation constantly developing and due and home to 27,000+ IMPORTANT to demand, we are able to commercial kitchens including THAN EVER… further enhance your industry hotels, pubs, restaurants, cafes, We fully believe that the show in its new home, ExCeL hospitals, schools and commercial kitchen sector London. The move allows takeaways. By relocating we are deserves its own annual COMMERCIAL KITCHEN to grow confident of seeing significant dedicated showcase. responsibly with the largest ever increases in attendance from The move to ExCeL secures that floorplan encouraging even more senior buyers across end user promise for years to come. Our key industry suppliers to exhibit operators – who already make increased marketing programme their innovative back-of-house up 63% of our attendees. We’ll to businesses that revolve products and services. London is also be moving alongside our around kitchens of all sizes from the perfect host city for the award-winning sister show across the country and beyond event’s long-term growth and lunch! which has seen a 15% will ensure COMMERCIAL continued success as a truly increase in buyers since moving KITCHEN is more important nationwide show. to ExCeL. than ever before. www.commercialkitchenshow.co.uk “A fantastic show, attracting some of the biggest names in the industry. Moving the venue to London will only add gravitas to what is already a must go to event!” SIMON XAVIER, EXECUTIVE CHEF, THE RESTAURANT GROUP PLC R R BUYE S NIO SE Exhibitors at the 2019 H S & BARS IT PUB H OT W EL show did business with TS S U N A O R & ) U L G from: Y A A N senior buyers T U I S S IN F G E A D O R C S ( E U O N C I IN P D RESTAURANTS, PUBS, F E A T R F T & MORE... M E O FOOD-TO-GO C S A G E R & Casual Dining Group | | O The Chilli Pickle S K , N T E Classic Hotels | | Côte | T Costa Coffee N S N A Deliveroo | Dishoom | Drake & Morgan T L O | EAT. | Ei Group | Five Guys | U S C | Gourmet Burger Kitchen N GAIL’s Bakery C C O O A | | Hall & Woodhouse | C Greene King T N E T Hand Picked Hotels | Hard Rock R R E A International | | 23-24 SEPTEMBER 2021 | ExCeL LONDON R J D Wetherspoon C D S JW Lees & Co (Brewers) | & E P T K10 Modern S R D I O G Japanese | Las Iguanas, La Tasca & La Vina | I S N J T E Marston’s | Mitchells & Butlers | R H C I B O T Peach Pub Company | Pizza Hut (UK) | U U & T S , S O E S & E PizzaExpress | Pizza Pilgrims | Pret A Manger | L I R S S T S O E I I R Prezzo | Punch Taverns | Signature Pub Group | O IT H S O C R H Stonegate Pub Company | Taco Bell | TGI Fridays | H S E T O IV U C SP N A The Alchemist | The Restaurant Group | Tortilla | A I U L RE TA A | Whitbread | | Fuller’s | And many more. H LS A, C wagamama YO! O & STADI LO ME ONS S ATTRACTI ES HEALTH, EDUCATION, LEISURE, & VENU CONTRACT CATERERS & MORE... All England Lawn Tennis Club | Aramark | Amadeus | BaxterStorey | Belmont School | Bishop Grosseteste University | CH&CO Group | Costco | Coventry College | Derbyshire County Council | Educaterers | Empire Cinemas | Flamingo Land Resort | Harrow School | HCA | University of Huddersfield | ISS UK | King's College London | Merlin Entertainments | NACC | Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundati on Trust | Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust | Parkdean Resorts | SSP | Gather & Gather | Sodexo | St. Catharine's College | Tonbridge School | Tottenham Hotspur | University of Derby | Warwickshire County Council | And many more. PROJECT & DESIGN HOUSES... Advantage Catering Equipment | AGGORA | Airedale Group | Arolite | Bettaquip | Brakes Catering Equipment | Bunzl Lockhart Catering Equipment | C&C Catering Equipment | CHR Equipment | Catering Design Group | Caterware | CNG Foodservice Equipment | Crystaltech Services UK | Fulcrum Commercial Kitchens | GastroNorth | Gratte Brothers Catering Equipment | Hatherley Commercial Services | Inox Equip | KCCJ | KCM Catering Equipment | Midshires Catering Equipment | ScoMac Catering Equipment | Sime Catering Equipment | TAG Catering Equipment (UK) | Tailor Made Catering Equipment Services | Vision Commercial Kitchens | Whitco Catering & Bakery Equipment | WilcoxBurchmore | YCE Catering Equipment | And many more. LEADING SEMINAR PROGRAMME COMMERCIAL KITCHEN has a free seminar programme across 2 Keynote Theatres with leading speakers sharing their exclusive insight into the sector at their industry show. Speakers at COMMERCIAL KITCHEN 2019 came from: So many great people from the industry and products in the same place. Best ATTRACTING A QUALITY AUDIENCE show in the UK.” CRAIG BROOKFIELD, KITCHEN DESIGN is the only UK trade show EQUIPMENT COMMERCIAL KITCHEN MANAGER, completely dedicated, targeted and focused for senior buyers GREENE KING involved in equipping and designing commercial kitchens. It is the two days a year when the industry gets together for innovative product launches, free seminars, networking and to do business. VIP BUYERS PROGRAMME QUALITY MARKETING AN AWARD-WINNING TEAM We can invite Our award-winning COMMERCIAL KITCHEN is your most in-house marketing organised by Diversified wanted team will develop a Communications, the buyers to the highly targeted team behind the highly show on your marketing campaign successful, award-winning behalf. If they are either an end with separate trade shows lunch! and user / dealer / consultant / design messages for each of the different Casual Dining. All three house, we will do our best to make sectors served by the industry, shows are renowned for the high quality of sure they visit your stand and enjoy attracting exactly the people who audience they attract and the attention to VIP Club benefits. you want to do business with. detailn both i marketing and presentation. LEAD PARTNER: PARTNER: SUPPORTED BY: MAKING YOUR INDUSTRY SHOW MORE ACCESSIBLE ExCeL London is one of the most prestigious and easily accessible venues in Europe. The multibillion pound high speed Elizabeth Line will open a station on-site linking the venue with Heathrow, Reading and Central London in record time. It’s brilliantly connected with 3,600 parking spaces and flights out of London City Airport. ExCeL also benefits from great dedicated on-site hotels, pubs, bars and restaurants. THE FACTS THAT LEAD TO BUSINESS VISITOR (incl. Press) (incl. Almost Other BREAKDOWN Consultant 6% senior2, 000equipment 8% & service buyers Distributor 23% End User Over 63% 50%of exhibitors rebooked before leaving the show COMPANY SPEND £5million+ 13% £2.5million – £5million 4% £1million – £2.5million 7% £500,000 – £1million 9% of buyers are responsible for an annual 33% spend in excess of £500,000 of buyers carried purchasing power for a 36% multi-site, chain or group operator of buyers were looking to discover new “We saw even more products* top-quality buyers at 97% COMMERCIAL KITCHEN of exhibitors achieved their goal of 2019 and did not hesitate meeting new customers* to sign up for the next 92% edition. The London of buyers plan to open new sites in the move allows for an even % next 12 months greater diversity of 41 visitors nationwide to of exhibitors increased their brand and attend their industry 92% company awareness to buyers* focused show.” GARY NUNN, MANAGING *of 2019 survey respondents DIRECTOR, UNOX UK We saw as many quality buyers on the first day of COMMERCIAL KITCHEN, as we have done in three days at other shows. We look forward to being at BE PART OF THE the heart of the London show.” STEVE MORRIS, SALES UK’s ONLY EVENT DIRECTOR, JESTIC DEDICATED TO FOODSERVICE EQUIPMENT YOUR INDUSTRY WHO BUYERS WANT TO DO BUSINESS WITH… COMMERCIAL KITCHEN will see both leading and new suppliers showcasing innovative solutions to help run a successful
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