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Zero Restaurant Food Waste for the Environment and Lower CoGS

Restaurant365

While true zero-restaurant food waste is extremely rare, it can be a meaningful goal. Implementing a zero-waste initiative can help minimize your carbon footprint and may even attract new customers who embrace your environmental friendliness. Track your restaurant food waste manually. at the end of a shift.

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Access to Local Food Vendors, Artisan Products, and Delicious Possibilities in Cheetah’s New “Marketplace”

Cheetah

Those rushing back to their local restaurants for the full dine-in experience have lots to choose from. To compete, restaurants are reinventing themselves by incorporating emerging food trends into their menus – most notably by showcasing local food products and unique ingredients. Reading Time: 4 minutes.

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The Future of Food is Exciting - Food and Hospitality Trends of 2020

Future Food

Chain restaurants will no longer dominate dining clusters - Chef and house concepts will gain popularity in forward thinking dining precincts. The introduction of delivery service platforms that are more supportive to the restaurant industry. Trends are no longer limited to the cuisines on offer or the style of service.

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5 ways restaurants can succeed at sustainability

Open for Business

Like most businesses these days, restaurants are on the lookout for ways to become more environmentally conscious. Some owners are devout environmentalists who want to cut their carbon footprint. The OpenTable blog recently shined a spotlight on some of the biggest players in the world of sustainability.

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The benefits of using local suppliers, by Yuma from The Drunken Butler

Izettle

But how do you go about choosing suppliers? We asked Yuma Hashemi, chef-owner of restaurant The Drunken Butler , whose entire business relies on the networks he’s built over the years. Finding the best suppliers can be as simple as just asking for recommendations. For example, one of them has a 100 restaurant limit.

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The benefits of using local suppliers, by Yuma from The Drunken Butler

Izettle

But how do you go about choosing suppliers? We asked Yuma Hashemi, chef-owner of restaurant The Drunken Butler , whose entire business relies on the networks he’s built over the years. Finding the best suppliers can be as simple as just asking for recommendations. For example, one of them has a 100 restaurant limit.

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SUPPLY CHAIN – LESSONS LEARNED

Culinary Cues

What is ironic is in most cases we can see it coming, but even our gut feelings get put aside in favor of chance. Murphy’s Law (If anything can go wrong, it will) was born at Edwards Air Force Base – in 1949. How could this happen? Can you imagine what would happen in the marketplace if Amazon were to suddenly fail?

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