coronavirus

Industries all across the country are experiencing the disruptive impact of the COVID-19. Discover how it could affect the U.S. foodservice, grocery and convenience industries.

Operations

CDC says vaccinated restaurant parties no longer need a mask outdoors

Customers who dine inside restaurants still need face coverings, even if they've had the vaccine.

Financing

Restaurants can seek $29B in new federal aid starting Monday

Applications for up to $10 million from the Restaurant Revitalization Fund begin May 3, and operators can register ahead of time starting Friday.

Traditional restaurant reviews were a casualty of the pandemic, but change was in the air pre-COVID. What happens next?

The casual chain says business is rebounding faster than it can hire employees to handle the workload.

The casual-dining chain was already pursuing initiatives that would help during the crisis, but communications needed to deepen.

The SBA is partnering with Clover, NCR, Toast and Square to help ease the application process for the $28.6 billion in federal funds.

Qualifying operations would get $5,000 grants and a cut in fees.

A seven-day pilot program is set to begin within the next two weeks. But the agency has yet to set date to start fielding actual applications.

More than one-third of restaurants were behind on their April rent, according to a new study from Alignable, but that was a big drop from March.

Eric Holm, whose company has emerged from bankruptcy, said his surviving units are approaching where they were in 2019.

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