Editor’s note
WELCOME to Food Companion International the food and wine journal with lots of consumer class thrown in. We created this journal for busy epicureans, chefs, restaurateurs, hoteliers and purveyors within Australia, Asia, Sub-Continent, USA and European markets.
It covers the epicurean scene, foodservice, and news on food and wine people. We plan to keep you abreast of the times and be progressive in thought to inform you what’s out there. FCI has a knack for spotting opportunities and talent, and we use our intuition and knowledge of industry to keep you informed.
The only way to find out where you’re coming from and what you want is to ask questions and listen to your replies. FCI talks to you and listens – our editorial is on what you have said and want to read.
We are the Industry contributors magazine, where you can read about what is happening in sectors including; epicurean, foodservice, culinary travel, education and our list of contributors is never stagnant and you will be able to read about how professionals view the industry fit, not just from a journalist’s point of view.
Designed for busy people, we hope this journal will give you a laugh and make your day an easier one, based on stories on the local and international scene.
I hope you enjoy our future range of subjects that we cover because variety is the spice of a culinary person’s life!
Mel Nathan
Publishing Editor
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Got any interesting PR, industry article, new chef or food product, and recipes, write to us at:
Drop us a line at editor@foodcompanion.com
“Sean Connolly’s Fish and chip with mushy sand”
“I call it Posh nosh - it’s a portion of steamed Suzuki Mulloway with a very large rectangle potato fondant - the biggest chip you have ever seen - with a fine puree of pea & mint, accompanied by the course textured lemon sand.” Sean Connolly.