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

Philadelphia, St. Louis suspend dine-in service

Philadelphia has also imposed new restrictions on outdoor dining and feeding gatherings.

Topics

Michigan confirms restaurant dining rooms will re-shut

Outdoor dining, takeout and delivery can still be offered during the three-week suspension, which begins Wednesday.

The affected areas host 94% of the market's population.

The industry is well into a second wave of indoor-dining shutdowns. Here's how this sweep might be different from what the industry experienced in March and April.

Washington set a 4-week suspension starting Wednesday.

The distributor will allow smaller deliveries as restaurants expect changes in demand due to the coronavirus.

Third-quarter results were mixed for smaller-cap public restaurant companies.

With all the hoopla over the national elections and their aftermath, operators may have missed the insights that came to light on these pressing matters.

Mendocino Farms, Aloha Poke and others are using the model to extend their reach in different ways.

The service rollbacks will extend for at least two weeks. New Mexico's re-closing begins Monday, and Oregon will start policing the shutdown on Wednesday.

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