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The week in ideas, April 30, 2012

We’re back at the Heart Attack Grill this week. We look at an idea to keep illegal immigrants from working in restaurants. “Mental health code violations.” And a D.C. chef gets his Fruity Pebbles on.

Seaweed: The ocean's vegetable

Seaweed is the ocean's top vegetable crop.

Health-care reform: The view from K Street

By Sam Smith on Aug. 31, 2012

In some regards, the Supreme Court decision of June 28 changed nothing about the politics of Obamacare, say foodservice lobbyists.

ID NEWS: New supply chain food safety threat detection system unveiled

By Restaurant Business Staff on Dec. 08, 2003

STARKVILLE, MS - Global Technology Resources (GTR) has introduced a system to detect, track and manage food safety threats across the supply chain. The new...

Springfield Grocer Named UniPro 2012 Distributor Of The Year

By Restaurant Business Staff on Apr. 11, 2013

PHOENIX, AZ (April 11. 2013)—Springfield Grocer Company, Springfield, Missouri, received the UniPro Foodservice 2012 Distributor of the Year Award at...

Selling My Company: Seven Common Pitfalls that Can Produce Failure

By Restaurant Business Staff on May 14, 2004

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

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Local sourcing tops chefs’ trend picks for 2014

By Sara Rush Wirth on Dec. 03, 2013

Local sourcing will be the dominant influence on restaurant menus next year, according to an NRA survey of chefs. See what other trends ranked highest.

Presidential Candidates Spar over Food Safety

By Restaurant Business Staff on Oct. 25, 2004

NEW YORK - President Bush and Sen. John Kerry exchanged blows over who can protect the country's food supply, with each presidential candidate claiming to...

Closure of McDonald's restaurants in Russia political?

Aug. 22, 2014

Russian regulators are cracking down in what authorities say is a matter of food safety. But the closures of a handful of McDonald's restaurants and unscheduled checks of several others comes amid tit-for-tat sanctions between Russia and the West, Time reports.

Murano: Science Needed for Sound Food-Safety Policies

By Restaurant Business Staff on Feb. 24, 2005

ARLINGTON, VA - Policymakers must use science-based answers to handle adequately food safety issues, said former Under Secretary of Agriculture Dr. Elsa...

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