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Marketing

Burger King will test reusable containers in the U.S. next year

The burger chain will test reusable containers in New York, Portland and Tokyo through the packaging provider Loop.

Operations

Meeting consumers’ food safety demands in a post-pandemic world

The COVID-19 pandemic has raised consumers’ awareness of health and safety, especially in public places, in unprecedented ways.

Operations

Tamper evident labels offer superior solution for preserving the integrity of delivered food

Sponsored content from our partner DayMark Safety Systems on Feb. 05, 2020

As restaurant food delivery services continue to transform the way people receive their meals, it is imperative for owners to ensure customer safety—and it’s also just good business.

Operations

N.Y. plans to ban polystyrene restaurant containers

By Peter Romeo on Dec. 18, 2019

The law would also eliminate the use of foam-type drink cups as of 2022.

Leadership

Foodservice Packaging Institute names a president

By Peter Romeo on Oct. 08, 2019

Natha Dempsey will move up from VP to take the leadership role.

Beverage

Cozy fall drinks to keep diners warm

Sponsored content from our partner Huhtamaki on Sep. 24, 2019

In addition to warm beverages abound, mobility can be a key component of a successful fall drink offering.

Leadership

Longtime Foodservice Packaging Institute leader Lynn Dyer to step down

By Peter Romeo on Aug. 16, 2019

She will exit the presidency this fall for a corporate job.

Operations

New generation of eco-friendly packaging to be tried by McDonald’s

By Peter Romeo on Jun. 21, 2019

Two “green” stores slated for Canada will feature wood-fiber cup lids that need no straw, along with wooden utensils.

Operations

Canada aims to ban plastic food containers by 2021

By Peter Romeo on Jun. 11, 2019

Prime Minister Trudeau says his government will also work with the provinces to require a cleanup of plastic litter by restaurants and other users of nonbiodegradable packaging.

Financing

Can a cup rescue McDonald’s traffic?

By Jonathan Maze on May 17, 2019

The chain is testing a new recyclable cup to replace foam, which many believe could help locations in the South regain some lost drink traffic, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

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