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The catering industry has continued to enjoy popular growth throughout all stages of the economic cycle. A typical high street may have bakeries, coffee shops, fast food establishments and restaurants where patrons can choose the culinary experience their socio economic group desire.
A career caterer’s working day has natural busy periods, but with good preparation and flexible staffing gross profits of 70% plus are achievable. Many caterers maximise revenue generated against premises costs developing a takeaway service to compliment their high street presence, some even offering a home or office delivery option. Outside catering including corporate buffets provide another lucrative income stream, and, diversify risk.
Running a catering business is a dynamic venture which, when conscientiously managed, can achieve significant financial rewards.
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The catering industry has continued to enjoy popular growth throughout all stages of the economic cycle. A typical high street may have bakeries, coffee shops, fast food establishments and restaurants where patrons can choose the culinary experience their socio economic group desire.