30,000+
Customers supplied daily
90%
of Australian homes use our products
200,000+
Tonnes of product delivered each year
34
Countries in our sourcing network
Why hotels choose Goodman Fielder Food Service (GFFS)
Coordinating food orders across a hotel’s restaurant, bar and events calendar gets hard fast when each outlet uses a different supplier. Working across one ingredient range keeps that coordination simple, without cutting what your kitchen can put on the menu.
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One point of contact for your whole food range
Streamline your sourcing with a trusted partner. Enjoy the convenience of a simpler supply chain as we cover a broad selection of your food requirements, saving you time and effort.
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Pack sizes built for hotel volume
A single cafe orders differently to a hotel running four outlets at once, and our bulk food formats and pack sizes are built for that kind of volume, from one restaurant to a full conference and banqueting calendar packed with back-to-back events.
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Nationwide distribution
A property in a regional location shouldn’t get a smaller range or a slower delivery cycle than a city hotel gets. We run 61 distribution points nationally. Metro and regional properties draw from the same supply.
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Brands your guests already recognise
Praise, Pampas, and QBA (Quality Bakers Australia) are iconic names that immediately resonate with your guests. Featuring these trusted, familiar brands on your menu adds instant prestige and reassures your guests that you serve only the best.
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Backed by Wilmar’s global sourcing scale
GFFS is part of the Wilmar group. Our supply runs from farming and refining through to processing and delivery, all under one group, which is what keeps pricing and availability steady even when a single ingredient category comes under pressure elsewhere.
Everything your hotel kitchen needs, from one range
Everything your hotel kitchen needs, from one range
Brands built for the hotel kitchen
Crisco
Crisco's range of vegetable oils gets ticks all round. Crisco oils are extremely versatile and they have longer fry life than conventional oils, giving you a better cost per serve. What's more, every Crisco oil comes in a 15L bag-in-box option.
Oli & Vine
Oli & Vine is a premium range of chilled fresh products made by chefs for chefs, available only for foodservice. The range includes a delicious Whole Egg Mayonnaise, expertly crafted with a thick, creamy texture and neutral flavour profile, from fresh free range eggs and canola oil. Oli & Vine mayonnaise and aioli are chilled to maintain the freshness of ingredients and a scratch made taste.
Pampas
Perfect Pastry every time. Whether baking a traditional pie or a delicate dessert and delicious golden, flakery pastry is what you need, your best choice is Pampas. As Australia's leading pastry brand since 1934 you can have confidence that Pampas will give you perfect pastry time and time again.
Praise
Praise is synonymous with quality and flavour and provides a range of creamy and healthier mayonnaises.
Brands built for the hotel kitchen
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Recipes made for your hotel menu
Bring fresh inspiration to every service with recipes created around our products, ready for your next banquet or seasonal menu.

Prosciutto and Pear Galette
Sweet meets savoury in this rustic Spring galette, wrapped in golden, flaky Pampas Puff Pastry. Caramelised pears and prosciutto create a flavourful contrast, balanced with a touch of sharp blue cheese and apple cider vinegar. This dish is a perfect addition to a light lunch or share-plate menus, offering elegance with ease of preparation. Pampas Puff Pastry is the perfect base for galettes, helping your seasonal hero produce all year round.

WARM OLIVE OIL MEDITERRANEAN CHICKEN SALAD
Herb-marinated chicken with a fresh Mediterranean salad, finished with a zesty Olivani Pure Olive Oil and lemon dressing for a light, flavour-packed meal.

Slow-Cooked Beef Cheeks with Mash and Oli & Vine Rouille
Slow-cooked to perfection, these tender Beef Cheeks are braised in a rich red wine and herb-infused jus, served with velvety mash and a silky Oli & Vine rouille and complemented by La Famiglia garlic bread.

Cajun Grilled Scampi and Octopus
Succulent octopus and juicy scampi are grilled with Cajun spices, then served with creamy Oli & Vine Mayonnaise, zesty Aioli, and a sprinkle of fresh lemon thyme for a burst of bold flavours.
FAQS
Hotels usually source bulk food and ingredients through wholesale food suppliers, a restaurant supply store, or local and specialty suppliers. Multi-outlet hotels often use fewer wholesale suppliers across categories like bakery, oils and condiments to keep deliveries manageable. Restaurant, pubs, and pizzeria kitchens follow a similar pattern, consolidating where they can to simplify ordering.
Broadline food wholesalers carry a wide range of categories and brands, while specialty food suppliers focus on a narrower range. Specialty suppliers may also manufacture or own the products they supply. Both models are common across commercial kitchens in the wider hospitality industry.
Procurement managers usually assess hotel food suppliers on delivery reliability, product range, pricing stability and food safety compliance. Good service also matters when managing several outlets and tight service windows, and it’s just as relevant for caterers and independent restaurant operators sourcing bulk food and hospitality supplies more broadly.
Hotels manage their food supply chain and inventory levels by forecasting around occupancy and the events calendar. Delivery schedules and minimum order quantities are then matched to usage, with multi-outlet properties often staggering deliveries by category. Aged care facilities and other institutional kitchens typically plan on a similar forecast-and-schedule basis, with food storage conditions factored in alongside delivery timing.
The main hotel food procurement challenges are changing demand, delivery scheduling across multiple outlets and cost fluctuation in categories like oils and grains. Banqueting can add one-off spikes alongside normal restaurant demand, a pressure shared by pubs, caterers, and other high-volume commercial kitchens managing their own peak periods.

































































































































































































































































































































































