Chef network of major hotels in Nepal

KATHMANDU, April 29:The meeting of chefs of major hotels in Nepal has been completed. RMC Foods organized the first edition of Chef Session to bring together chefs to network and introduce Nutriplus to the chef community.

It was held to unite the chef community and discuss the importance of oils in making great food. Govind Narsingh KC, the first Nepali chef to win the title of executive chef in the country, was the keynote speaker at the session. Along with him, the famous chef Ratna Bahadur Thapa, chef Lakshman Prasad Bhattarai, chef association president Shyam Lama and other chefs were present in the networking session.

In the session, the chef community discussed the importance of organizing this kind of event, the hard work that goes into the art of making great food, and the importance of oil to make great dishes.

In the event, Master Safe Professional winner and Nutriplus brand ambassador Santosh Shah spoke about the reason for becoming a part of the brand and the benefits that Nutriplus adds to his cooking. He emphasized the importance of healthy cooking oil and its impact on public health.

RMC Foods Executive Director Yash Aggarwal said that he felt proud to meet the famous and prominent chefs of Nepal and to introduce our product Nutriplus to the chef community.

He informed us that the purpose of this session is to meet and get to know each other chefs who are busy in their business life. He said that the success of this session motivated us to conduct such programs at regular intervals for the chef community.

RMC Group has been serving the construction sector as a leader in the Nepali market for the past three decades. RMC Foods was established in the year 2021 with the aim of extending the trust of consumers and stakeholders to food as well. RMC Foods Pvt Ltd focuses on manufacturing, processing of food and related products for domestic and export markets in Nepal.

Continuing the decades-old tradition, the group has set up the largest and most advanced oil refinery in Jeetpur, Bara, an industrial area of Nepal, and plans to introduce other additional products simultaneously.