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Sensing a longer-term labor problem, Checkers turns to technology

The company is adding voice-activated ordering this year, among other steps it hopes will improve the job of running its restaurants.

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3 off-the-wall food tech products you’ve never heard of

A spoon that makes food taste better? A box that extends shelf life? These were just a few of the innovations on display at the annual CES tech show. Here’s how they could (maybe) help restaurants.

Tech suppliers were on the receiving end of more than 100 funding rounds or acquisitions in 2021. Here’s a look at the highlights.

What we got right and wrong about tech going into 2021, plus the developments we didn’t see coming.

These developments made industry news in 2021 but expect to see them surge into bigger trends next year.

Robots, ghost kitchens, consolidation and the metaverse are the four developments we’ll be keeping a close eye on in 2022.

The fast casual is experimenting with robots, self-ordering kiosks and more to battle labor pressures facing the industry.

Presto is the latest company to unveil a short-distance riff on the service. Also, Waitr rebrands as ASAP, Fuku joins Kitchen United and Selena Gomez invests in Gopuff.

Michael Stutts will receive $1.6 million in severance pay after his position is eliminated.

Distributor Gordon Foodservice is among the investors in the New York company.

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