The brief
Occasion, headcount, eating time, budget range, and preferred serving style.
LunchLink catering services
LunchLink treats halal requirements as information that must be confirmed, not as a blanket marketing label. Tell us what level of verification your team requires so suitable options can be discussed.

A clearer catering brief
LunchLink keeps the commercial, menu, workplace, and dietary details in one planning conversation so the accepted option is practical on delivery day.
Start a requestOccasion, headcount, eating time, budget range, and preferred serving style.
Address, reception or loading instructions, room details, and the onsite contact.
Current dishes, minimum order, lead time, packaging, serviceware, and partner route.
Dietary requirements, ingredient questions, labelling needs, and distribution details.
Built around the workplace
The same LunchLink planning structure flexes around the occasion, the workplace, and the limits confirmed for each current option.

Workplace-ready planning
The room, arrival route, serving format, and onsite handoff are planned alongside the menu.
Some groups require a fully halal kitchen, others require halal protein, and some need separate handling details. State the requirement explicitly at the start.
Certification, suppliers, preparation practices, and cross-contact policies can vary. LunchLink confirms the relevant current information for a proposed menu.
Frequently asked
No blanket claim is made. Halal status and the applicable verification are confirmed for the specific kitchen and menu under consideration.
They can be considered in the same brief, but every requirement must be checked against the selected dishes and kitchen practices.
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