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More than 60% of catering orders include at least one dietary preference. One guest wants extra protein, one is vegetarian, one is avoiding an allergen. A single fixed menu can't please that room but a build-your-own bar can. Think components instead of combinations. Most operators already make everything a bar needs; it's a packaging and portioning question more than anything. A few that work well for fall: • Chili bar: bases + proteins + toppings + cornbread • Mac and cheese bar: pasta + sauces + proteins + crunchy toppings • Harvest grain bowl bar: grains + roasted vegetables + proteins + dressings Compartmented platters, portion cups, and clear bowls keep components separate in transit, easy to identify on the table, and easier to label for allergens. More component-menu ideas (taco, pasta, breakfast bars) are in our free 2026 guide: https://ow.ly/yUIK50ZSqIu

Today's Plant Spotlight: Shepherdsville, KY It’s #ManufacturingMonth, and our Kentucky team is investing in what comes next for its people. 🎓 Every year, our KY plant joins our other U.S. sites in supporting future leaders by awarding college scholarships to local high school students in the communities where we operate. ⭐ Every month, our 273 team members look forward to Star Awards for colleagues who go above and beyond. 🥞 Every quarter, our town hall covers results, recognizes our people, and includes breakfast for everyone. We also hold an AA+ BRCGS rating, and our packaging shows up at some of your favorite restaurant chains. Thanks to our KY team for helping us stay #SabertStrong.

Today is World Food Day, and this year’s theme is “Innovate Today. Nourish Tomorrow.” Hundreds of millions of people face hunger, while much of the food the world produces goes uneaten. Closing that gap takes innovation at every step, including the ones people rarely see. In foodservice, one of those steps is the packaging. Keeping food fresh, safe, and intact from the kitchen to the customer means more meals arrive as intended, and fewer are wasted. We’re one part of a much bigger system, and we’re committed to keep innovating for it. #WorldFoodDay #FoodWaste #FoodPackaging

The person who orders lunch for 40 has one job: make sure it's not a problem. Whether food arrives hot, looks good enough to put in front of a client, and can be arranged in one call is the whole decision. That's why packaging is part of customer acquisition. Food that arrives sealed, stacked and looking the way the kitchen plated it says something about the caterer behind the meal, to every guest in the room, including the ones who'll be ordering next time. Clear dome lids, secure locks and stackable platters are how a drop-off order becomes a referral. The Art of Presentation section of our free 2026 guide covers what to look for: https://ow.ly/GJOg50ZSqnA

Every food packaging decision starts with a question about the food. Does it need grease resistance? A moisture or oxygen barrier? Can it go in the microwave? How long does it need to stay fresh? Those answers matter for sustainability too. If a package protects food less well, more of it gets thrown away, and that waste can outweigh the benefit of the material switch. In Recycling Today, Venu Eleswarapu, Senior Director, Center for Innovation at Sabert, explains why we start with the food and stay open on the material: plastic, molded fiber or paperboard, whichever the application actually calls for. Click below to read the full article.

For today's #ManufacturingMonth spotlight, we're shining that light on our Riverside, California site. The 119 people at Riverside embrace a ONE Team mindset. Whatever shift you work and whatever department you’re in, you’re part of this team. Riverside runs round-the-clock operations to produce packaging solutions that keep food fresh from store shelves to your table. Thank you, Riverside, for all you do to keep #SabertStrong! Interested in a career at Sabert? Check out our open roles: https://sabert.com/careers

Fall menus are set. Is your packaging ready for them? Hot comfort food, heavier sides, bigger holiday orders and customers who want the spread to look good on their own table. Take note of this checklist to make sure you're ready for your next catering order. Find out more in our free guide, Cater the Opportunity: https://ow.ly/US2E50ZSqbm

It's Manufacturing Month, and today, we're celebrating our 227 team members who work in our Plant & Warehouse in Sayreville, New Jersey. 🏆 For 8 years in a row, the team has earned an AA+ rating from BRC, the top grade under the global food safety standard. AA+ audits are unannounced, so there's no time to prepare. This outstanding achievement reflects the NJ team’s commitment to quality, food safety, and maintaining the highest standards every day. 👀 You've probably held something they made. The NJ team produces food containers and clamshells for major retailers and takeout containers for restaurant chains you know. Want to be part of it? Check out our open roles: https://sabert.com/careers #SabertStrong #NewJersey #NJ #Manufacturing

Workplace catering is now becoming a weekly line item. As companies work to make in-office days worth the commute, food has become one of the easiest ways to do it. Team lunches, morning meetings, the "who brought snacks?" afternoons… catering is officially working overtime. For operators, the move is to build packages around occasions that already repeat, like breakfast meetings, training sessions, and new-hire onboarding. For more ways to build your catering business, download our free guide https://ow.ly/cvf450ZSq16 #Catetober #SabertCatetober #Catering

Happy Manufacturing Day (and month)! To our teams across every facility: thank you. Thank you for your commitment to quality, excellence, safety, and continuous improvement. You turn ideas into food packaging that helps our customers protect the food people count on every day. You make us #SabertStrong. Want to build a career in manufacturing? See our open roles: https://lnkd.in/eaFNgY5j