Catering and delivery products: customization and custom creation
31/10/2024
In the competitive world of hospitality, differentiation is key. How do you do it? One excellent way is through the personalisation and customisation of your catering, delivery or street food products.
At 100%Chef, we offer an extensive catalogue in which most of our items can be customised with your logo, creating a unique identity for your brand.
We also have marking tools that allow you to personalise your plates and articles, as well as handmade products that can be adapted to your specific needs in terms of shape, size, finish and colour. This not only adds a special value to each piece, but also gives it an identity of its own.
We specialise in branding, customising, developing and manufacturing unique products for chefs and bartenders looking to stand out.
The Importance of Personalisation in Catering and Delivery Products
Standing out and building customer loyalty through a strong corporate identity is more crucial than ever. Personalising your catering and delivery products not only projects a professional and unique image, but also boosts your brand recognition and value, boosting the success of your business.
Today, a wide variety of personalisation methods are available and, thanks to advances in digital technology, personalising your products is easier and more accessible than ever. For example, eliminating photolithography has dramatically reduced upfront costs, removing one of the most common barriers to personalisation.
Don’t get left behind. Discover the personalisation options we offer and choose the one that best suits your needs.
Our personalisation techniques
We have a wide range of tools and techniques to personalise your products with the greatest detail and quality. Here are some of our full colour personalisation options:
- Photolitho printing
- Colour screen printing
- Ceramic decals Stickers and vinyls
- Laser marking CNC milling
- Resin and silicone moulds
- Embossing
- Thermoforming
- Thermal marking
- Thermoforming
Which delivery and catering products can you customise?
Our entire range of products for catering, delivery and street food is available for personalisation. From newspaper and mini cardboard boxes to popsicle sticks, drink bags, mini bottles, toothpaste tubes, yoghurt pots and more. We offer multiple options to suit your brand. Here are some ideas to add value to your service:
- Make your brand visible on disposable or reusable products: Customise everything from bags to packaging, and take your identity beyond the shop floor.
- Highlight your logo on LED illuminated trays: Increase the visibility of your logo with our LED illuminated GN trays or backlit round trays, which create a spectacular ambience and presentation.
- Personalise your glassware with full colour ceramic decals: An ideal option for beverage brands or to give visibility to your brand in catering services.
- Take your brand to every detail with our personalised service trolleys: we offer mobile trolleys for Gin&Tonic, ham or Gueridon, all customisable with embossed marking.
- Make your logo part of the product with our resin parts: Your name is fully integrated into the casting process.
- Print your sauces with Serigrafood: This innovative concept allows you to customise a screen-printed fabric to present your brand on each dish.
- Marking your cutlery and table tools with laser engraving: From tweezers to spatulas, laser engraving offers durable, high-precision finishes.
- 3D embossed personalisation: Achieve a distinctive touch on your products with numerical control for a 3D finish of your logo.
Explore our catalogue and discover the personalisation options that best suit your brand, helping you stand out in the marketplace.
Customisation with pressure, temperature and food screen printing markers
Among our most popular customisations are pressure and temperature markers, known as “fire and ice markers“. These allow you to personalise food, ice and packaging, such as yoghurt lids, in innovative ways.
In addition, silicone pads are ideal for marking dishes with sauces, while food screen printing with Serigrafood opens up a range of creative possibilities for the presentation of your dishes.
Design exclusive products for catering
For the catering industry, we offer unique products and materials that allow you to create customised pieces with high added value. These include food silicone moulds and spatulables, dies in a variety of materials, thermoforming, borosilicate cups and containers, 3D and digital printing, artistic resins, Solid Surface modelling and tableware in marble, ceramic and glass.
Product customisation: minimum quantities and cost considerations
At 100%Chef, we adapt to your needs with minimum customisation quantities ranging from 50 to 50,000 units, within a logical investment framework. For most products, personalisation in small quantities is ideal and can be done in post-production; however, some items require more investment if personalised during manufacture, allowing for more competitive pricing in larger volumes.
Costs vary according to the project, with prices scaled according to quantity. Our team is available to provide you with a quote tailored to your needs.
In addition, we offer a comprehensive service ranging from industrial design to graphic design, ensuring an agile process and high quality results. You can download the customisation manuals in the ‘Documents’ tab of each item on our website or contact us at web@100x100chef.com, orders@100x100chef.com or by phone on +34 934 296 340 for any queries.
Make your ideas come true!
If you have any questions about these options or want to know more, feel free to write to us at web@100x100chef.com.
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