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The Rise of Food Allergies – and How to Keep Your Guests Safe and Happy

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require emergency medical attention from contact with a food allergen. Accurate allergen information is critical to guarantee your guests’ safety. Plus, making sure information is easily accessible helps deliver a positive customer experience. Oftentimes, the information is difficult to interpret, and could be outdated.

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Catering to Health-Conscious Customers

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Thinking beyond Food Labeling compliance, how can you attract more guests to your restaurant by sharing the right information? Guests need to be able to find this information quickly and easily. Our research found that two-thirds of consumers want to know the nutritional information of every dish on the menu when dining out.

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Give Some, Take Some: How the Community Fridge Fights Food Insecurity

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In a CBS New York report , some New Yorkers said they found the city’s food deliveries to be lacking in nutrition, or worse, spoiled. It was stocked full with squash, canned chickpeas, carrots, and bread, and above it, there was a sign painted in bright letters that read “FREE FOOD.” The line to the food pantry snakes around two blocks.

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Culture as a Competitive Advantage

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Engaged Employees. According to a recent Gallup survey, only 34% of employees are engaged, while 51% say they are actively looking for a new job. It is impossible to deliver a genuinely warm and friendly guest experience if the employee is unhappy, unsatisfied, or checked out. At best, they will show up and do the bare minimum.