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CFM will enhance, develop, and/or further improve your food service operation by providing and utilizing our superior performance standards.  Our mutual success is realized by building and sustaining our client relationships. We strengthen these relationships by applying a unified approach in communicating what products and services you may require.

FLEXIBILITY – CFM is a service driven organization—not a “systems” driven company. All of our staff, from corporate to cashier, are trained to respond to the customer and client requirements.  All of our accounts operate in tandem with our clients’ needs, not those dictated by CFM. 

PERSONLIZED SERVICE – As a professional food service provider, our goal is to operate a seamless food operation, heightening the experience for your customers, employees, and guest.  To achieve this, we manage each client relationship as if they are our only account.  CFM emphasizes complete customer satisfaction and quality performance of each kitchen facility. To us, nothing else matters.

MANAGEMENT – CFM’s streamlined organizational structure is key in our ability to achieve favorable financial results, while providing a high quality food service program for your facility. It is not uncommon for the national companies to have several levels of operating management. These complicated organizations require costly, time-consuming approval from multiple management levels for each decision or action.

CULINARY CHOICES – Variety is one of the many benchmarks of our food service operations. CFM managers and chefs have the experience, ability, and imagination to design food programs that not only satisfy your facility, but also fulfill the desires your customers.  CFM takes into consideration the individual preferences and special dietary requirements, regional favorites, locally produced products, “heart healthy and vegetarian options to ensure customers always have a wide range of options to choose from.

As your food service provider or consultant you can expect the following –

  • Onsite Operational Analysis
  • Purchasing Programs
  • Inventory Control
  • Facilities Overview
  • and Product Costing
  • Safety and Sanitation Standards
  • Promotional Programs
  • Staff Development
  • Menu Planning
  • Productivity Assessment
  • Accounting & Auditing
  • Dietician Review
  • Equipment Analysis & Review