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Turning your restaurant green, from A-Z

From a pure public relations standpoint, going green is right up there with being trans-fat free.

Desserts

Butter, milk, cream and eggs are the ingredients that give many desserts their delicious flavor and richness. But these are the same commodities that have...

The lousy economy could mean good news for chains with cash to expand.

A study by the Pew Research Center found that 93% of the growth in the U.S. labor force from 2006 to 2016 will be among workers ages 55 and older.

Value-oriented consumers, increased protein prices and the social media revolution were a few of the trends laid out during presentations by Technomic and GE Capital at the Restaurant Leadership Conference.

One of the bright spots in the restaurant industry is the morning daypart. Breakfast generates $42 billion in annual sales or 12 percent of the industry total, estimates Chicago market consultancy, Technomic.

GALVESTON, TX (August 23, 2012)—After huge success in 2012, food distributor and foodservice provider Glazier Foods Company, has announced their...

Forty years ago there was no expectation that a fast food job would pay a living wage, much less support a household.

Fine dining has evolved, adapting a more humble and more accessible attitude to appeal to more wallet-conscious customers.

How do you give raises? Are you influenced by seniority? Is it survival of the cutest? Do you cave in to threats of quitting?

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