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Three Things Your POS Can’t Do if You Lose Internet

Modern Restaurant Management

Process Payments for Non-Cash Transactions In a digital age, a lot of people use cards instead of cash – but they can't do that if your POS system isn't working. Your delivery management and online ordering will also be impacted. The result is lost revenue and unhappy guests.

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Five Things Every Restaurant Can Do to Boost Profits While Reopening

Modern Restaurant Management

Improving from 20 percent margin to a 35-percent margin on a $12 dish, serving five0 covers per night translates into a $90 net increase in profits, allowing for increased cash flow to sustain operations. CoGS for the period is $2000. Lastly, food cost should always be a consideration when making menu changes. Optimize Inventory.

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Can coffee production become more important for Togo?

Perfect Daily Grind

Like many other West African countries, Togo’s economy is significantly dependent on agriculture – with coffee, cotton, and cocoa being the major cash crops. However, after the formation of the Togo Office of Agricultural Products (OPAT) in 1964, the Togolese government started to oversee and manage production.

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Managing Risks for Acts of Violence on Restaurant Property

Modern Restaurant Management

since 2000 , property owners and operators everywhere are taking a hard look at security options. Some examples could include: healthcare organizations, organizations with political or ideological agendas, news media organizations and businesses that deal with significant quantities of cash. Roles and responsibilities must be clear.

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A guide to the coffee sector in Côte d’Ivoire

Perfect Daily Grind

In 2000, robusta production peaked at 380,000 tonnes. However, similarly to Abboiso, cocoa is the main cash crop for farmers in this region, followed by rubber and coffee. However, across the country, coffee production volumes are low compared to other cash crops – namely cassava, palm oil, banana, pineapple, and coconut.

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Exploring the evolution of Jamaica’s coffee industry

Perfect Daily Grind

Before long, sugarcane was once again the biggest cash crop in Jamaica, with banana production not far behind. Jason Flynn is the operational manager at Trumpet Tree Coffee Factory in Jamaica. By 2000, however, the process of fully deregulating the Jamaican coffee industry was well underway.

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How to Open a Restaurant in the US From India?

The Restaurant Times

If you’re just looking to invest in a restaurant from a safe distance, all you need to do is form an LLC, hire someone to handle management, and inject cash. Restaurants in the lower quartile usually cover 2000 sq feet of space and produce annual sales worth $550,500. Managing a Restaurant in the US From India.

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