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2022 Reflections: The Year That Was for Restaurants

Modern Restaurant Management

The restaurant industry once again proved its resilience in 2022 as it dealt with ongoing obstacles like inflation, supply chain, labor shortages and more. Inflation has hidden the dramatic decreases in guest traffic and we anticipate this becoming a bigger issue with investors in 2023." Here are some of their insights.

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MRM Plant-Based: Trends in Meatless and Copper Branch Expands in Time for Veganuary

Modern Restaurant Management

Menus are accommodating dietary preferences and identities, as well as taking various cultures into consideration, and even creating entire vegan menus. Restaurants are serving plant-based burgers, with either Impossible Foods or Beyond Meats. 73 percent believe they can get protein from other food sources. JACK of all trades.

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MRM Research Roundup: Mid-December 2019 Edition

Modern Restaurant Management

” “The more moderate pace of consumption implies the softening in hiring and income growth should continue. In their Q3 2019 Food Sector Retail Index, Placer.ai, the world’s most advanced foot traffic analytics platform, looks at ten of the biggest QSR brands to see who came out on top this quarter. Top QSR Traffic.

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