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Café, Restaurant & Food/Beverage Supply · Vivid Group

Vivid Hospitality

Equip the operation. Develop the menu and retail offer.

Foodservice equipment, operating supplies, beverages and packaged-food programmes brought into one requirements-led department for cafés, restaurants, hotels, catering and distribution channels.

Programme architecture

One department. Two clear ways to begin.

Start with the operating environment or the menu and retail offer. The detailed product layer is introduced category by category as specifications, documentation and market requirements are confirmed.

View both paths Discuss a requirement

Specified for service and channel

From back-of-house operations to the products customers consume.

Vivid Group organizes the scope around the service model, intended application, destination and documentation. Operating equipment and food or beverage programmes remain connected without being mixed into one dense category list.

Business and channel models

Start with the operation, not a catalogue.

The same category behaves differently in a café, restaurant, hotel F&B programme, takeaway operation or distribution channel. Define the model first.

01

Cafés & bakeries

Beverage, display, takeaway and guest-space requirements shaped around a café-led service model.

02

Restaurants & bars

Front-of-house presentation, beverage service and back-of-house equipment coordinated around the concept.

03

Quick service & takeaway

High-frequency service, packaging and operational requirements organized around speed and repeatability.

04

Commercial kitchens & catering

Preparation, cold-side, service and transport requirements framed around production and event delivery.

05

Multi-site operators

Category directions structured for repeatable briefs, controlled review and coordinated roll-out planning.

06

Hospitality F&B & distribution

Menu, minibar, catering and packaged-food programmes framed around property or market requirements.

Programme navigator

Two paths. Seven focused families.

Choose the side of the business you need to build. Every family opens into focused, clickable category briefs so buyers can identify and define the relevant scope quickly.

01

Equip the operation

Kitchens, cold-side systems, guest spaces, service technology and recurring operating supplies.

02

Supply the menu & retail offer

Beverages, café ingredients, packaged foods, pantry products and destination-ready programme requirements.

Project workflow

Define. Develop. Manage. Deliver.

Each enquiry moves from operating requirements to an approved project scope through a structured review sequence.

01

Define

Clarify the service model, operating requirements, quantity, customization and destination.

02

Develop

Shape the appropriate portfolio and product-development direction around the brief.

03

Manage

Coordinate requirements, review points and project information through one controlled workflow.

04

Deliver

Prepare the approved scope for documentation and delivery planning.

How the scope is developed

One coordinated project direction.

Build the supply brief around the operating concept, the intended customer experience and the practical requirements behind delivery.

Portfolio

Bring the relevant operating categories into one coherent project scope.

Requirements

Start with the service environment, quantities, destination and operational priorities.

Product development

Develop the selected direction around the approved brief and review points.

Project coordination

Keep product, customization, documentation and delivery requirements aligned.

Start a project

Begin with the operating requirements.

Share the business type, operating or product categories, quantities, package or customization direction, destination and target timing so the scope can be developed around the brief.

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