8 September 2026

Food Safety on the Move: How We Keep Every Meal Safe, Wherever We Serve

By PMF Catering Services

Food Safety on the Move: How We Keep Every Meal Safe, Wherever We Serve

When you hire a caterer, you are trusting them with your guests' health. That trust matters even more when meals are prepared and served away from a permanent kitchen, such as at a school in Bududa, a training centre in Kayunga or an outdoor event in Kapchorwa.

At PMF Catering Services, food safety is not a box we tick. It is part of our promise: Quality, Taste and Trust.

Fresh ingredients from trusted sources

Good food starts with good ingredients. We buy fresh produce, meat and dry goods from reliable suppliers. Where it makes sense, we source locally near the venue, so ingredients travel less and arrive fresher.

Safe preparation and handling

Clean utensils, cooking equipment and serving ware are used for every event, with raw and cooked foods handled separately to avoid cross-contamination. We use clean water for cooking and washing, and our staff wash hands regularly and wear clean uniforms, aprons and hair covers.

The right temperature, at the right time

Hot food should be served hot and cold food kept cool. We time preparation around your programme and use chafing dishes and covered containers to hold meals at safe temperatures until they are served.

Clean set-up, clean exit

Our team sets up a clean, organised serving area and clears it completely afterwards. Waste is collected and disposed of responsibly, leaving your venue as we found it.

Licensed and accountable

PMF Catering Services is a registered company, licensed to trade by Kampala Capital City Authority. Because we are properly registered, you know exactly who you are dealing with and who is accountable for the service.

When the food is safe, your guests can relax and enjoy the occasion, and so can you.

Book a caterer you can trust. Call +256 393 104 683, WhatsApp +256 783 601 155, or email [email protected].

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