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US Foods Announces Winner of the 2011 Healthcare Symposium Culinary Challenge

 By Restaurant Business Staff on Nov. 10, 2011

ROSEMONT, IL (November 10, 2011 - Marketwire)—US Foods announced the chef team from New York University (NYU) Medical Center has won the 2011 Healthcare...

The week in ideas, February 17, 2012

 By Restaurant Business Staff on Feb. 17, 2012

This week: an inadvertent idea from the Heart Attack Grill. An edible balloon from Alinea. More racist receipts from idiots in our industry. And some disquieting news out of Technomic.

Ice Cream Sales Picking Up Steam

By Restaurant Business Staff on May 04, 2012

ROCKVILLE, MD (May 4, 2012)—According to Packaged Facts, ice cream sales topped $25.1 billion in 2011, up 2.4% over the previous year -- representing a...

The picky eaters

By Sam Smith on Aug. 01, 2012

What do picky eaters eat in a week? We have a day-by-day breakdown to offer some insight. Hint: They like carbs.

Ginsberg's Awarded 2011 Foodservice Distributor of the Year by Unipro

By Restaurant Business Staff on Dec. 07, 2012

HUDSON, NY (December 7, 2012)—Unipro Foodservice, Inc. recently awarded Ginsberg's Foods Foodservice Distributor of the Year.Principal and Executive Vice...

Saval Foodservice Named Premier Distributor of Roseda Beef for Baltimore, Washington, Virginia Regions

By Restaurant Business Staff on May 15, 2013

ELKRIDGE, MD (May 15, 2013 - PRweb)—Saval Foodservice, an independent broadline foodservice distributor in the Mid-Atlantic region, has announced that it...

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Getting on the shelves: Licensing lessons

By Sara Rush Wirth on Feb. 09, 2015

Licensing products doesn't have to be a huge undertaking. Brands with small programs that they say are lucrative as well as simpler to maintain—and began with relative ease. For restaurateurs looking into licensing, there are lessons to learn at every level.

The meat goes on

By Bill Main on May 31, 2000

The competition we face today as foodservice operators has never been greater. The taste, presentation and proper handling of the food you serve is critical. You must deliver on the promise. In other words you have to have... quality.

Too much of a good thing

By Bill Main on Mar. 03, 2004

I'm not sure whether it's just a slow news day, or just a commentary on our industry, but I was moved to write about the less than stellar food available on most restaurant menus. Mind you, I don't mean less than good. I mean less than stellar.

Coney Island story

By Restaurant Business Staff on Sep. 15, 2005

The old days aren’t just a memory for Nathan’s Famous—ask anybody who’s been on the Brooklyn waterfront.

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