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News Archives2010-03-02‘Cooking up a storm in the Mother city’ ChefTrapps was approached in January 2010 by non profit Company ‘Infinity Culinary Training School’ who requested sponsorship in the form of ChefTrapps Slip Resistant Safety Footwear for their new intake of student chefs more » 2009-12-07 Cheftrapps supports the Homestead Cheftrapps supports the The Homestead with very good quality shoes at the extremely reasonable price. more » 2009-12-07 Considerations for Cheftrapps to bear in mind as regards prices for 2010 more » 2008-09-24 French restaurants hit by economic gloom (CNN) - The global economic downturn is taking its toll on gastronomic traditions in France where 3,000 eateries are reported to have gone bust in the first quarter of this year alone. more » 2008-09-01 Slippery when wet Due to the constant danger of chefs and kitchen staff slipping and seriously hurting themselves, Butler spoke to Gary Trappler of Cheftrapps to learn a bit more about industrial footwear as well as why Gary doesn’t put his best foot forward – he kicks it. more » 2008-08-29 DTI warns public about rubber clogs Those who love to walk around in their trendy Crocs should be more careful, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) warned after receiving reports of incidents wherein children got their toes caught in escalators while wearing such footwear. more » 2008-08-26 HACCP Questions and Answers more » 2008-08-20 Shoes with liability insurance Cheftrapps, a range of slip-resistant safety footwear designed for the food manufacturing and hospitality industries, is now available in South Africa. more » 2008-08-19 Reports and Quotes On Ten Myths Concerning Slip-Resistance Measurement This is the unabridged text for an article which appeared in Professional Safety Magazine in April 1995 in a severely edited form, which reduced its impact. more » 2006-05-16 Crocs unsafe and given the thumbs down by US Laboratory Test results show poor performance of Crocs under dry, wet, oily, oily/wet, soapy and soapy/oily surface conditions. more » |
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