sustainability

Garden variety

Restaurant gardens have been all the rage for some time, but the space and commitment traditional gardens require are not realistic for all operations.

Minneapolis restaurants ready to get rid of foam containers

As Minneapolis joins dozens of U.S. cities in renewing its ban on polystyrene foam, a lot of restaurant owners say they already are prepared or are looking into greener options to meet next year’s deadline.

The way cattle are raised can influence the flavor and texture of the beef that you menu in your restaurant.

Here’s what other operators can learn about opening a restaurant today from Sam Fox’s most recent launch.

The winners of the 2014 Leaders in Foodservice Awards received plaques and applause in Grapevine, Texas, on Wednesday, the last day of FARE.

Every doughnut shop would be able by 2016 to cite the mill that provided its palm oil, and, by 2017, the plantations that supplied the mill. The traceability would allay consumers’ fears that the oil originated from what was formerly rain forest.

Sometimes the hottest emerging restaurant trends feel very much like ones the industry has known before. This week is a case in point.

Customers may soon be served tap water only upon request.

From bold marketing stunts to under-the-radar menu moves, restaurant chains are approaching sustainable business practices in new ways.

The drive-in chain is believed to be the first national quick-service chain to test a beef-mushroom blend as a variation on its signature product.

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