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As filming moves out of California, industry-dependent businesses have been forced to relocate to other states, slash payrolls, file for bankruptcy or close.

There's No Job More Attractive Than This

Chef Robért Catering Fighting for the “Little Guy” Impacted by Runaway Production

Video: Chef Robért Catering spends over 1 million dollars annually at Restaurant Depot.

Hollywood Business Advocate

Chef Robért is Catering sponsors the Strike A Deal March/Rally on Dec. 9, 2007

Chef Robért is interviewed by Univision TV about the Writers Strike. Dec. 8, 2007

Chef Robért is interviewed by 89.3 KPCC about the Writers Strike. Dec. 8, 2007

Chef Robért speaks to KFWB about the Writers Strike. Dec. 8, 2007

Park Labrea News - Turkey with the Boys & Girls Club

DenverPost.com - Pricey RV feeds hungry film workers

LA Times - Working Hollywood Features Chef Robért

Boys & Girls Club of Hollywood Thank Chéf Robert

Mobile kitchen plays starring role on movie set, By SUSAN REIGLE.

Chef Robért Catering was featured on the "Style File" segement of the Fox Network's Good Day Live (national) and Good Day LA (local) morning shows on July 30, 2003.

The segment describes the extravagant foods that stars and production crews eat while filming on location. Additionally the segment features interviews of Chef Robért, John Davis, and Katie Holmes.

Starving Actors’ Best Friend , By Jacqueline Fox
Chef Robert Catering chooses the Valley as its base of operations to serve up elegant entrees to Hollywood’s picky eaters during film and television shoots.