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As Costs for Wedding Tables Soar, Couples Look Elsewhere

posted in #news on April 4, 2016 by eatzcatering 1 Comment

In Singapore, per table cost for weddings at hotels have hit an all-time high at $2000. Singaporeans are starting to look elsewhere.

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Nasi Lemak Declared a Healthy Breakfast by Time Magazine

posted in #Food, #news on March 24, 2016 by eatzcatering 1 Comment

Nasi Lemak Declared a Healthy Breakfast by Time Magazine! Here at Eatz Catering, we do several versions of the famous Singaporean dish. You can order the classic style of Nasi Lemak or try the Japanese bento version.

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Accreditation Scheme Planned for Singapore Caterers

posted in #news on March 23, 2016 by eatzcatering

In the wake of mass food poisonings, an accreditation system is in the works for Singapore catering businesses.

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NEA Issues an Advisory Caution on the Consumption of Raw Fish

posted in #news on December 12, 2015 by eatzcatering 4 Comments

Song and Toman fish were pulled from our menus in June and now the NEA has released an update on the situation. Here’s all you’ll want to know.

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In the news: 5-year Plan To Reduce Manpower Reliance; Halal Food Blunder By Food Caterer at NUS; Co-working Kitchen Spaces Popular with Food Startups

posted in #news on November 5, 2015 by eatzcatering
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In the news: 5-year Plan To Reduce Manpower Reliance, Halal Food Blunder By Food Caterer at NUS, Co-working Kitchen Spaces Popular with Food Startups

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Catering To Migrant Workers – The Issues

posted in #news on October 23, 2015 by eatzcatering 3 Comments

Recent surveys have revealed that 9 out of 10 migrant workers have been given unclean and non-hygienic food by unscrupulous caterers. The study highlighted that Bangladeshi construction workers were given low-quality food and an appeal has been made to the government to fix the regulations. Salary disputes were thought to be the biggest issues faced… Continue reading →

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