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GIVING THANKS

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I feel this pride every time I step into the chef’s uniform and look in a mirror. [] WE ARE ABLE TO DO SOMETHING IMPORTANT AND MAKE PEOPLE HAPPY: And I am grateful for the opportunity to bring a smile to guests’ you join us for a meal. What we do is important, needed, and relished by everyone. Happy Thanksgiving. What are you thankful for?

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Protecting Your Restaurant During the Pandemic When Employees Return from Vacation

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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, restaurant workers of all types need time off to rest, recharge, and hopefully return reinvigorated to serve your customers. This can include vendors delivering food and beverage supplies. Above All, Be Consistent, Neutral and Uniform When Applying Policies.

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Six Summer Prep Tips for Restaurants

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Laundering items such as microfiber towels, bar towels, mop heads and uniforms is often a time-consuming process taken on by restaurant owners or managers. Restaurant employees need access to cleaning supplies and personal protective equipment (PPE). Fats, oils, grease and other kitchen food waste accumulate in drain lines over time.

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Optimize Staff and Resources with Pre-Made Food Products

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Learn how the foodservice industry can stay competitive and fresh amid widespread food and labor shortages. As consumers watch food prices continue to rise, the demand for cost-effective meal solutions are prompting c-stores, full-service, and quick-service restaurants to increase their offerings.

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Maximizing Restaurant Profits by Routing Out Hidden Financial Risks: A Technology-Based Approach

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Full-service restaurants, for instance, are particularly subject to the effects of inflation—as consumers appear to shift some spending to limited-service establishments and QSRs to save food costs. This migration could be a goldmine for casual/fast food brands if only they had the people to support them.

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THE GREATEST THREAT TO AMERICAN RESTAURANTS

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The greatest threat is not the labor shortage or supply chain issues, it’s not the pandemic or the price of real estate – yes, all those concerns are troubling and must be dealt with, but they are not what will bring the restaurant industry to its knees. Well then – what will? Try apathy on for size.

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DO IT RIGHT

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The choice to be great or not so great is in the hands of the restaurateur and the folks who make a living with food. Some mediocre operations may experience a false sense of euphoria simply because of supply and demand. A restaurant cannot survive on attitude, service, and food alone – it must operate as a savvy business.