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

Pappas Restaurants closes 5 locations

The stores represent 10% of the family’s holdings in its hometown of Houston.

Financing

Court ruling could foster rent relief for more COVID-stung restaurants

The judge's action in a Chapter 11 bankruptcy case is believed to be among the first uses of a common legal concept as leverage against landlords.

Face coverings are now required of employees and guests in California, much of Oregon and dozens of counties and cities. Meanwhile, New York is preceding with plans to revoke the liquor license of rulebreakers.

When COVID-19 forced the foodservice team to make some changes, they quickly crafted experiences that could rival dining in.

Cleaning routines are more important than ever as restaurants reopen dining rooms.

But operators say they are lacking clear guidelines about how to proceed when an employee contracts the coronavirus.

Many restaurants have suspended their programs, but the service has a history of bouncing back.

The limitations of social distancing are turning restaurateurs into impresarios.

As they reopen, restaurants are getting slammed by the high cost of meat and seafood. Is relief in sight?

Sales rose 29% in May from April’s low, suggesting the industry has found a bottom, but it remains well below normal.

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