Legal Sea Foods

The week in ideas, October 28, 2011

Hold on, Panera, this week somebody else lays claim to coming up with the pay-what-you-want idea. Elsewhere, restaurants get applause for helping out customers with food allergies, a crusading mom gets banned from McDonalds and a chain of gentlemen’s clubs gets an idea from the NBA lockout.

Changes in Not Your Average Joe’s kitchen

The high-volume casual chain has made changes to its culinary staff.

The trouble with third-party delivery services is the impact it can have on brands. Any issue with product quality, consumers look to the restaurant.

Legal Sea Foods launches a fast-casual build-your-own bowl concept called Legal Fish Bowl.

The chain is launching a fast-casual spinoff with build-your-own bowls

Lady Baltimore Foods, Inc., Kansas City, KS, is not quite gone from the marketplace, at least not from the record books. The 56-year-old broadliner was...

For many owners, including owners of foodservice distributorships, the sale of their company is the largest, most complex transaction of their career. Due to...

Beyond the political implications of the use of food products as weapons, there is also the legal question of whether a company can be held liable for the...

"Our new team will build a Kraft that is bolder, more agile, more creative and more focused," said Irene Rosenfeld, ceo. "We're putting more day-to-day...

CHICAGO, IL (Oct. 16, 2009)—DSRs not yet comfortable with selling ethnic foods—Asian and Indian items, in particular —had best start brushing on...

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