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KUDOS wins John Smith’s Stadium catering deal

25th Aug 2017 - 08:53
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Contract and event caterer, KUDOS, has signed a three-year event and retail catering contract at John Smith’s Stadium – home to premier league football team Huddersfield Town F.C and the Huddersfield Giants rugby league team.

Sticking to its ethos of using local produce and seasonal menus, KUDOS will provide services for both match and non-match days, all retail premises such as the HD1 café, as well as catering for all conferences and events held at the stadium and surrounding stadium-run facilities.

Having already teamed up with local supplier Jones Pies – a family-run baker and pie maker – they will create a selection of special match-day pies, including beef and potato, steak and ale, and chicken curry, to feature alongside its main food offering.

Gareth Davies, managing director of The John Smith’s Stadium said: “Flexibility and a willingness to move away from standard practices within the stadium catering sector was key to us working with KUDOS on our future plans. KUDOS are a Michelin star business with an attention to detail and a great work ethic which fits exactly with our philosophy at the stadium.

“They [KUDOS] are committed to minimising their environmental impact, and are proud supporters of using local and British produce to provide a sustainable catering service, which was something that also appealed to the stadium partners.”

Senior  partner of KUDOS, Jon Pryce added: “We’re thrilled to have been selected by KSDL. Being an independent British retail and hospitality provider allows us to build a personal and tailored experience that suits the demands of the two successful sports clubs at the stadium.

 “The stadium is on the verge of significant expansion including the construction of a new hotel to compliment the growth of the existing facilities which will certainly add value to the non-match day offering, allowing the stadium to be classed as the leading conference and events destination in West Yorkshire.”

 

Written by
Edward Waddell