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Rice: The Global Grain

 By Restaurant Business Staff on Sep. 01, 2008

Few ingredients cross over as many culinary borders as rice. These days, restaurant kitchens have many more types available from which to choose. “It’s important that the variety meets the needs of the foodservice operation and the specific dishes it’s intended for,” says Gary Reifeiss of Producers Rice Mill in Stuttgart, Arkansas.

Hot apps

 By Restaurant Business Staff on Feb. 01, 2010

Smartphone applications for the mobile restaurateur

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Where are they now?

By Restaurant Business Staff on Jun. 30, 2011

Restaurantbusiness.com looks back at some of the concepts that figured into past Future 50 rankings of the day’s up-and-comers.

Testa Produce's New Distribution Center Scores LEED Platinum Certification

By Restaurant Business Staff on Dec. 22, 2011

CHICAGO (December 20, 2011)—Testa Produce shot for the moon when it set out to build the most eco-friendly refrigerated foods distribution center in the...

Street meats

By Patricia Cobe on Jul. 01, 2012

Chefs continue to jump aboard food trucks, taking to the streets with moveable versions of their signature dishes. But the popularity of street foods is spawning a reverse trend, as restaurants adapt iconic items to tabletop dining. Grilled and spit-roasted meats seem to be leading the charge.

Sysco's New Sustainability Report is Most Comprehensive to-Date

By Restaurant Business Staff on Jan. 31, 2013

HOUSTON (January 31, 2013 - Globe Newswire)—Sysco Corporation launched its sixth annual and most-comprehensive-to-date sustainability report, which focuses...

From ranch to restaurant table

By Patricia Cobe on Jun. 09, 2014

The way cattle are raised can influence the flavor and texture of the beef that you menu in your restaurant.

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The healthy pantry

By Restaurant Business Staff on Mar. 12, 2006

Consumers anticipate the demand for healthier eating to increase over the next two years, according to proprietary health and wellness research conducted in 2004-05 for Campbell Soup Company, Campbell Foodservice.

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Don't let your meat purchase put you in the red

By Restaurant Business Staff on Jul. 12, 2007

Operators and their customers who love meat are starting to fork over more money to put protein on the plate. The problem starts with the feed. Cattle are traditionally finished on grain, but farmers looking for larger profits are now growing corn for ethanol instead of animal feed. Cow/calf producers are currently bearing the brunt of higher feed prices.

Feeling The Burn?

By Restaurant Business Staff on Nov. 01, 2008

Tactics for beating burnout in yourself and your staff.

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