BauscherHepp is excited to announce its new Touch Free dining concept.
Touch Free was created as a more hygienic presentation for buffets, in-room dining, and grab-and-go style dining. This new offering includes premium German porcelain from Bauscher: a brand recognized for its ground-breaking innovations since 1881.
We recently had the opportunity to catch up with BauscherHepp President Jeffrey Heaney and here’s what he had to say about their newest collection, Touch Free:
The idea behind Touch Free is simple: food can be pre-plated, stored on trays, re-thermalized, and then put into service on those same trays. It’s no coincidence that porcelain has always been the choice for food service. Its ability to withstand the rigors of catering makes it perfect for professional applications.
Touch Free also features Luigi Bormioli’s superior Italian glassware in the form of their Lock-Eat collection. These jars and carafes are a simple and sustainable way to store and serve food with leak-proof lids.
Rounding out the concept, BauscherHepp has 18/10 stainless steel cutlery from Hepp, the inventor of professional cutlery and hollowware. The Street Food collection of flatware from Hepp is smaller and lighter than the flatware used at the table, but just as attractive.
The Touch Free offering from BauscherHepp is a beautiful, sustainable, and practical solution for a hygienic presentation of all types of food.
BauscherHepp is a US distributor of exceptional tabletop products from porcelain to metal and glassware. The company’s brands have a long history in the global market, making them an ideal match based on their expertise and European roots.
For more information, please visit: www.BauscherHepp.com
