Modern Restaurant Management
FEBRUARY 17, 2025
The report found demand for eggs has skyrocketed , with per capita consumption growing 20 percent from 2016-2019. Additionally, demand has shifted to cage-free and other specialty eggs with nine states enacting laws that require eggs sold in their states to be from cage-free hens.
Modern Restaurant Management
FEBRUARY 17, 2025
The report found demand for eggs has skyrocketed , with per capita consumption growing 20 percent from 2016-2019. Additionally, demand has shifted to cage-free and other specialty eggs with nine states enacting laws that require eggs sold in their states to be from cage-free hens.
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7 Shifts
FEBRUARY 14, 2022
Predictive Scheduling has become a hot topic in the restaurant industry. This guide is designed to help you stay in front of Predictive Scheduling changes and make sure your restaurant is fully compliant. Recommended Reading: The 11 Employee Scheduling Best Practices + Tips for Restaurants. Secure Scheduling Ordinance (2016).
Modern Restaurant Management
MARCH 16, 2021
As Modern Restaurant Management Restaurant (MRM) magazine celebrates its fifth anniversary this month, we reached out to industry insiders to garner their insights on what issues have impacted the industry over the last five years and what issues they feel will impact restaurants in the years to come.
EATER
FEBRUARY 3, 2023
Shutterstock America’s other NRA has made headlines for its lobbying — lobbying some say is against the interest of restaurant workers When you hear the acronym “NRA,” you probably think of the organization that is laser-focused on ensuring that this country never passes another common-sense gun law.
EATER
SEPTEMBER 27, 2023
But the fact that America’s largest chain restaurant now considers “Sichuan peppercorn” specifically a safe enough flavor to name on the menu at all is proof its journey into the mainstream is complete. Some restaurants got it illegally, but the lifting of the law made the ingredient far more accessible.
EATER
JUNE 16, 2020
According to Bart Watson of the Brewers Association, before the pandemic, 10 percent of an average American brewery’s output went into kegs, and that beer would go on to be sold on draft at bars, restaurants, and breweries’ own taprooms. The rest went into off-premise sales like cans and bottles.
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