Folio Partners With meez to Connect Recipe Management and Procurement Workflows

Recipes

recipes f&b stock

DURHAM, North Carolina—Folio announced a new partnership with meez, the recipe and kitchen operating system for professional chefs. Together, the companies are helping culinary teams better understand food costs, manage margins, and streamline purchasing decisions through a connected workflow.

Through the new partnership integration, chefs and hospitality professionals can now plan recipes, manage products, track margins, and place orders, all in one interface. The partnership gives operators more visibility into profitability at both the recipe and ingredient level, while reducing the manual work that is often required to connect culinary and purchasing data.

“As food costs continue to fluctuate, hotel and hospitality F&B operators need better tools to understand how purchasing decisions impact profitability,” said Kate Adamson, chief executive officer and co-founder of Folio. “Our new partnership with meez is intended to help chefs and F&B leaders within hotel properties connect procurement with recipe intelligence, so they can make faster, more informed decisions, while maintaining quality and controlling costs.”

Integration Details

Some key benefits of the integration include:

• Recipe-Level Cost Visibility: The F&B management team can see food costs at both the recipe and ingredient level, making it easier to identify high-performing menu items and dishes that may be hurting margins.

• Real-Time Margin Tracking: As supplier pricing changes, operators can quickly see how ingredient costs affect recipe profitability and overall menu performance.

• Smarter Ordering Workflows: Teams can meal plan, evaluate ingredient options, and place procurement orders within the same workflow, helping reduce duplicate work and improve purchasing efficiency.

The new partnership comes at a time when hospitality operators are under increasing pressure to manage rising food costs while maintaining consistency and guest experience. By combining meez’s recipe management platform with Folio’s procurement capabilities, the integration gives chefs and operators a clearer view into the financial impact of everyday kitchen decisions.

“We’re excited to partner with Folio to bring greater financial visibility into the kitchen,” said Josh Sharkey, chief executive officer of meez. “Chefs should not have to rely on disconnected systems or spreadsheets to understand profitability. Together, we’re creating a more seamless experience that helps teams make smarter operational decisions every day.”

The Folio and meez integration will be available to mutual customers beginning later this summer. 

Read More

Latest

Newsletter

Don't miss

Shoday – Come Kulosa Ft. Olamide & Billionboi

MusicDOWNLOAD MP3 SONG...

The $6.4 Billion Bid Changing the Music Industry: Why UMG Is Selling Off Its Spotify Stake

Music Please enable JS and disable any ad blockerRead...

Joy of Jazz returns with purpose, power and prestige

Music Music 403 ERRORRequest blocked. We can't connect to the...

Jon Secada, Karolína Kurková & More Attend YMU’s $1.8M Fundraiser

Music Photo Credit: Osmany Torres, Adrian Gonzalez, Chris WhitefoxMusic...

Jury acquits 2 business executives of bribing Navy admiral for government contract

A federal jury has acquitted two business executives of charges that they conspired to bribe a retired four-star U.S. Navy admiral, who is now serving a six-year prison sentence for his conviction on corruption charges By MICHAEL KUNZELMAN Associated Press WASHINGTON -- A federal jury has acquitted two business executives of charges that they conspired

US Business Leaders Optimistic About China Cooperation, Emphasize Importance of Chinese Market

© 2026 China Money Network. All Rights Reserved. Disclaimer: The views, opinions, forecasts, and statements made by our hosts and guests are the personal views of those respective individuals and may or may not be either endorsed or accepted by China Money Network Limited or the companies with which these individuals are employed.

Tesla’s Business Has Become Much More Diversified in Just the Past Five Years. Does That Make Its Stock a Better Buy Today?

Key Points Tesla's energy generation and storage segment generated 27% revenue growth last year. The company's non-automotive segments were able to help offset a double-digit decline in auto revenue in 2025. These 10 stocks could mint the next wave of millionaires › Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) is known for its electric vehicles (EVs), and while they