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Are LTOs still worth it?

The appeal of limited-time offers—an opportunity to get new customers in the door and increase visits from regulars, as well as the accompanying bump in checks and sales—is clear.

Kick the salt, but keep the flavor

Boston Market’s late-August announcement that it would cut sodium levels an average of 20 percent throughout its menu—a decision symbolized by the chain...

RICHMOND, Va. (December 13, 2010)—Performance Food Group has announced the acquisition of Ledyard Company, a broadline foodservice distribution company in...

The fast-casual industry buzz is all about how the “Chipotle effect” has propelled this segment into super growth mode. But few have felt the effect as keenly as Chipotle’s own culinary manager Nate Appleman and director of concept development Tim Wildin.

Consumers are looking for innovative breakfast foods at all hours of the day and in a variety of forms and sizes. Higher quality ingredients, new flavors and nutritious options are in demand as well. Here are seven trends to watch for on the breakfast front.

MONTEREY, CA (January 22, 2013)—Fresh Forward, a produce distributor based in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, has joined Pro*Act, a North American fresh produce...

HOUSTON (February 15, 2011 - Globe Newswire)—Sysco Corporation announced today that Sanderson Farms, Inc. (Laurel, MS) has been named Sysco's 2010 Supplier...

Chefs in foodservice operations of all stripes are bringing distinct culinary experiences to their catering customers, offering everything from farm-to-fork menus to boxed lunches to deluxe sit-downs.

CHICAGO (March 14, 2011 - Business Wire)—The 500 largest U.S. restaurant chains registered an increase in sales, posting 1.8 percent annual sales increase...

Moms and dads have always been core customers for restaurants. But today, say market researchers, their roles are changing. A quiet demographic revolution is reshaping the American family, with big implications for marketing.

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