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Rubber Bands Help USF Cut Pallet Shrink Wrap Use by 11 Percent

FORT MILL, SC (Aug. 13) They may not be high-tech, but rubber bands are proving to be an environmentally friendly solution at U.S. Foodservice’s Fort Mill,...

US Foodservice to shut VaBeach operations

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (Nov. 11, 2009)—A major national food-distributioncompany plans to close its Virginia Beach warehouse and offices aspart of its plan to...

Customers raised on Starbucks expect to be able to order specialty coffees any place they patronize. The challenge for the restaurant operator is how to offer a range of coffee drinks without burdening a stretched-thin staff. Fortunately, there are a number of automatic or semi-automatic coffee machines that can virtually duplicate the coffeehouse experience.

But how do you get in on the seasonal game? We asked the experts and came back with these suggestions.Eat’n Park’s head of purchasing, whose official...

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (November 2, 2010)—Systems Services ofAmerica (SSA) has won the two top awards from Quiznos as the chain’sDistribution Centers of the...

In the most basic sense, warmers and holding cabinets keep food warm. But as with most equipment purchases, finding the best one for your operation isn’t simply a matter of deciding which is cheapest.

There are many people who work hard to ensure that local, state and national policies and laws benefit and protect the restaurant and hospitality industry. One such group is the National Restaurant Association (NRA).

Restaurant Ideas on promotions, sourcing, design, menus, marketing, recruiting, expansion purchasing, service and operations

Ever had a hangover? Worse yet, ever had to work with a hangover? Not pretty. You're achy, you're fuzzy, and you're definitely not in the frame of mind to give great service.

How do you spell “opportunity”? Nontraditional locations, self-service catering, pop-ups, trucks, kiosks, retail products—that’s how.

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