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How to Reduce Your Restaurant’s Carbon Footprint

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It’s no surprise the food industry leaves behind a large footprint—and while much of the supply chain is inevitable, there are many innovative and simple steps we can all take to reduce waste and our own carbon footprint. But it’s a great example of how restaurants have always tried to avoid wasting food.

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Why Your Restaurant Needs an Innovative Financial Management Solution

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In the hypercompetitive food and beverage industry, restaurant operators are often subjected to a number of daunting challenges. Since 2006, Tender Greens had established its presence as a go-to fine-casual restaurant that offers more than a meal.

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How to Reduce Your Restaurant’s Carbon Footprint

7 Shifts

It’s no surprise the food industry leaves behind a large footprint—and while much of the supply chain is inevitable, there are many innovative and simple steps we can all take to reduce waste and our own carbon footprint. But it’s a great example of how restaurants have always tried to avoid wasting food.

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How One Black Family Bet the Farm on Moonshine

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But the town of about 9,500 on the Mississippi River — which merged with neighboring West Helena in 2006 to form the awkwardly named Helena-West Helena — has seen steady population dropoff since 1960. He also, Williams jokes, raised his own workforce of four sons, which helped make the farm sustainable. And now, there’s Delta Dirt.

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The Link Between Deadly Lettuce Outbreaks and a Warming Planet

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For lettuce growers, even a modest warming of the planet has the potential to accelerate existing risks of foodborne illness in the supply chain — and bring about issues we can’t foresee. coli outbreak in the United States since 2006, when a Shiga toxin-producing E. These impacts are likely to be felt across the food supply.

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Fast Food’s Retro Glow-Up

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but they’re adults who make up the largest part of the workforce, meaning there’s a huge opportunity to court them with cheap food that is available everywhere. Fast food is not unique in its embrace of the retro. The new millennium, at least as a lot of fast-food branding tells it, is a time of movement and new promise.

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New & Notable: TEAM Schostak Celebrates 40, AI in Food Service and Beachy Tech

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Laura was a General Manager in the Bay City and Midland area for more than 8 years and moved to the Detroit area in 2006 to become the Director of Training for TSFR’s Burger King restaurants. He started his career with Hardee’s Food Systems in 1983 ending in the position of District Manager.

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