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The problem with rogue deliverers

 By Sara Rush Wirth on Apr. 14, 2016

The trouble with third-party delivery services is the impact it can have on brands. Any issue with product quality, consumers look to the restaurant.

Legal Sea Foods sues DoorDash for unauthorized deliveries

 By Peter Romeo on Mar. 07, 2016

The complaint notes that the third-party deliverer changed the prices of some selections.

How to write the perfect mission statement

By Restaurant Business Staff on Dec. 08, 2007

A good mission statement uses simple language to express a company’s essence, helps employees stay on target and lets clients know what to expect.

ID NEWS--Lady Baltimore files for bankruptcy protection; deal with USF in 'gridlock'

By Restaurant Business Staff on Jan. 13, 2003

Lady Baltimore Foods, Inc., Kansas City, KS, is not quite gone from the marketplace, at least not from the record books. The 56-year-old broadliner was...

In-house vs. out-house

By Bill Main on Mar. 26, 2003

Running a foodservice operation is not a simple prospect. In addition to producing quality food and maintaining a high level of service, owners and GMs are faced with a multitude of responsibilities: payroll & human resources, taxes, state, federal and local mandates, technology, marketing, and accounting to name a few.

ID NEWS: Foodservice sales agents to form stand-along organization

By Restaurant Business Staff on Nov. 17, 2003

WASHINGTON, DC - The Grocery Manufacturers of America (GMA) Foodservice Agency Committee here has decided unanimously to form a new, self-standing...

Selling My Company: Seven Common Pitfalls that Can Produce Failure

By Restaurant Business Staff on May 14, 2004

For many owners, including owners of foodservice distributorships, the sale of their company is the largest, most complex transaction of their career. Due to...

Selling My Company: Seven Common Pitfalls that Can Produce Failure

By Restaurant Business Staff on May 14, 2004

For many owners, including owners of foodservice distributorships, the sale of their company is the largest, most complex transaction of their career. Due to...

From Product Liability to Food Safety - Indemnification, Contribution,

By Restaurant Business Staff on Jul. 13, 2005

"The plaintiff need only prove that the product was defective in order to recover, and usually that is all that the plaintiff will choose to prove."Not...

Intentional Contamination:

By Restaurant Business Staff on Sep. 01, 2005

Beyond the political implications of the use of food products as weapons, there is also the legal question of whether a company can be held liable for the...

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