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What’s Next for Shared Kitchens? Getting Ready for the New Normal

The Food Corridor

It also gives advice on managing cash, communicating with customers and the public should things go wrong, and practical tips on implementing hygiene and distancing measures to stop the spread of the virus, all very much applicable to shared kitchen owners and all kinds of food businesses. But what about catering and eating on the go?

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How the FTC’s ‘Junk Fee’ Ban Affects Restaurants

EATER

Frequently used to replace tips, these fees are typically in the range of 20 percent. At their best, restaurant service fees circumvent the problem of tipping in order to more equitably compensate employees. Under this model, servers often earn a little less than they might at their city’s highest-volume, highest-priced restaurants.

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Flour Trip

EATER

Among the many questions being asked of millers — big and small — about flour, there is one on the tips of our tongues: If this special flour full of wholesome whole grains is $19 for a 10-pound bag, who can really afford it? The key next step is that the grain is stored locally and distributed locally.

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MRM Research Roundup: Mid-June 2020 Edition

Modern Restaurant Management

Guests are willing to tip between 10 percent-25 percent more when dining out. Rewards Network , together with American Airlines AAdvantage Dining and United Airlines MileagePlus Dining, surveyed over 1,300 loyalty members to better understand how consumers feel about dining at restaurants in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Restaurant Industry Performance Pulse

Black Box Intelligence

Fewer Guest Mentions of Specials and “Good” Prices, More Mentions of “Not Worth It” Experiences . Mounting cost pressures from wages to commodities and other expenses are forcing restaurant companies to raise menu prices to cover higher expenses. 20% of restaurants have increased price by more than 5%. .