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A group for certified and noncertified chefs from the MA area.A place where we can network with each other and keep ourselves informed of the trends in the area. A place to go to find out about opportunities in the area as well as the current trends.

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Daniel E. Batchelder Comment by Daniel E. Batchelder on October 6, 2009 at 1:33pm
FreshPoint
Hartford, CT
Daniel Batchelder
800-824-0448 ext 359
Daniel.Batchelder@FreshPoint.com
We currently have local Apples, beets, eggplant, leeks, squashes decorative gourds, pumpkins , cabbage, peppers, sweet corn,
beans , tomatoes , peaches, nectarines, pears , eggs,
milk, goat cheese, goat’s milk yogurt, currant juice,
apple cider, candy & caramel apples, corn stalks,
mums, hay, Indian corn, wheat grass.
Daniel E. Batchelder Comment by Daniel E. Batchelder on October 6, 2009 at 1:31pm
Hi...My name is Dan Batchelder and I am a representative for FreshPoint CT and a member of the American Culinary Federation and the CT Chefs Association Chapter. FreshPoint is a product distributor that is dedicated to sourcing locally grown produce and helping to shape the landscape of our farming community through our purchasing power. We deliver to all points in Massachusetts west of the Boston area and we utilize over 50 MA farms. We source from over 200 of New England's finest farms and have contracts with Sodexo, Compass, Aramark and most of the major universities such as UMASS, Mount Holyoke, Springfield, WNEC, WPI, etc...etc. Give me a call and let's talk local produce. Now is the best time of year!
Simon Dewar Comment by Simon Dewar on August 3, 2009 at 9:03pm
I am new to the area (now living in Springfield) having left the British Infantry and am currently at school in Hartford CT training to be a chef. I need to find an externship position starting in Nov. I can't get paid and so want to work for the best. Any suggestions?
Jonathan Finer Comment by Jonathan Finer on August 3, 2009 at 6:32pm
Hi All,
Being that I work at the Belmont Country Club, I can tell you that our industry in MA sucks right now. I have heard from friends in both the club sector and the restaurant sector, and everyone is saying that business is way down. We had to let our Pastry chef go, and we also lost our purchaser. That makes it hard to get everything done in the time given us. I ho[e that it starts to get better soon.
charles schulman Comment by charles schulman on August 2, 2009 at 7:51pm
Hi,Anyone know John or Chip Dufualt.
Thomas F. Hitron Comment by Thomas F. Hitron on March 20, 2009 at 9:08am
Hello all.
How is every one doing in the economy right now/
I have a chef's job with Sodexo...doing OK...
Let's see if we can get some discussion going on here.
Hey...Katy...I'm from Wakefield too...
Thomas F. Hitron Comment by Thomas F. Hitron on February 13, 2009 at 3:30pm
I run an account for Sodexo in NH right now, but would love to get something closer to home in MA.
Also, I have a couple of resumes in for Florida jobs, which suprisingly are offering pretty good $$$.
The way the tax situation look s in this state, FLA is starting to look better, no income tax, low property tax...etc...
Robert Lowe Comment by Robert Lowe on February 3, 2009 at 1:15am
its actually going pretty steady at the restaurant i work at, but i do think its not going pretty good in this state... i should have stayed down in washington dc.
Thomas F. Hitron Comment by Thomas F. Hitron on February 2, 2009 at 9:15pm
anyone out there want to discuss the condition of our industry in this state?
 

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Thomas F. Hitron chef  william smith Robert Lowe Erwin Chuk Katy Lan Simon Dewar charles schulman Jonathan Finer Daniel E. Batchelder
 
 

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