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Operations

3 ‘gifts’ politicians are wrapping for restaurants this holiday season

The threat of a federal shutdown dominates the headlines, but other political developments could have more of an impact on the foodservice industry. Here’s a sampling.

Operations

Fiesta Restaurant Group to shutter 23 units

The closures include all Pollo Tropical units in the Atlanta area and some in Florida, as well as nine Taco Cabanas in Texas.

The Mexican QSR is opening three new locations there as part of a big urban push.

From seasonal flavors and ingredients to pairing soup with other menu items to offer customers a multi-course meal, here are four hacks for boosting lunch sales with soup.

Here's a look back at the news eruptions that shaped the restaurant industry in 2018.

A challenging year brought fundamental shifts in the market and a white-elephant sale of troubled concepts.

The new prototype features new entertainment tech, including the capability for onsite gaming contests, as well as an intensified focus on sports viewing.

Here are the most significant trouble spots in a product's lifecycle and a few ideas about how those trouble spots can help you better understand how to manage your food costs.

Despite their reputation, at times the shareholders can light a fire under managers and get things done, says RB’s The Bottom Line.

Across the board, consumers continue to seek out customizable options and bold flavor on menus. Offering guests a choice of unique, flavorful dressings and condiments can be an easy way for operators to meet both of these needs.

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