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Starbucks begins rollout of mobile ordering

Patrons in four northwestern states will soon be able to order and pay via smartphone.

Starbucks will conclude mobile ordering, payment rollout this month

Android users will also gain access to the mobile-ordering feature, which is going nationwide ahead of schedule.

Restaurants will no longer have to pay for bogus charges under $25.

The option will be expanded from the current 500 restaurants to all 14,200 units in the United States.

Operators are automating the hiring process without feeling robotic.

The experts who speculated at FSTEC about restaurant technology's direction definitely saw some curves ahead.

CaliBurger says the technology is part of its strategy to compete against Amazon in the digital world.

For some, restaurant security is a daily concern. Many, however, think about it only when locking up each night.

Interest in healthier eating has boosted the use of steamers, but memories of water-related problems and dependability issues still dog the category. In response, manufacturers have come up with clever variations for generating steam and regulating temperature and pressure.

Environmental concerns will exert a bigger force in food processing and packaging as players in the supply chain strive to become more energy-efficient and eco-friendly.

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