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11 top tweeting chefs

These busy restaurant chefs find time to tweet in the middle of dinner prep—and throughout the day. The authenticity of the tweets reveals that they’re coming from the chefs themselves—not a social media intern sitting behind the scenes. Here are the most prolific toques on Twitter.

Get ready for menu labeling

If you’re not posting nutritional information at your restaurant now, you will be soon. Here’s what to expect in this brave new world of calorie counting.

A scan of the restaurant industry as it mobilizes for the busy holiday season reveals three ripples that could surge into full-fledged trends.

The industry—in line with the economy—is experiencing a very uninspiring recovery. But a recovery nonetheless.

TOLEDO, Ohio (June 20, 2010)—Sofo Foods, one of the largest food distributors in northwest Ohio, filed a lawsuit last month against Marco’s Pizza...

Some operators are looking to source lesser known but abundant seafood that often turns up in the by-catch. These “trash” fish may have names that could sound off-putting to consumers, such as lionfish, sheepshead or grunt, but innovative chefs are proving that their flavor and texture stand up to their upscale cousins—at a gentler price. And diners are biting.

Vegetarian cuisine is moving mainstream - there’s no denying that Meatless Mondays were only the beginning. Going one step further to a vegan diet – no meat, poultry or fish as well as no eggs, dairy foods and other animal-derived products such as honey – is gaining momentum as well, driven by health, animal welfare and environmental concerns.

(July 13, 2010)—Legacy Foodservice Alliance, with headquarters in Richmond, announces the addition of six distributor members.Led by industry veterans...

After posting a first-quarter loss, the fast-casual chain shares plans to roll out more natural ingredients and retool cooking methods.

The spicy pickled cabbage known as kimchi shows up in many iterations at typical Korean meals. Here’s how American chefs are using kimchi to amplify the flavor and texture of more mainstream menu items.

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