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MRM Research Roundup: Mid-September 2021 Edition

Modern Restaurant Management

The “support local” movement that helped sustain several restaurants during the pandemic won’t be going away any time soon, with more Canadians purchasing and ordering from their local restaurants directly, and for items other than just takeout or delivery. This age group should reach 22 percent of the population by 2050.

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Why Restaurant Sustainability Is More Than A Passing Trend

Marketman

From purchasing and preparation to presentation and consumption, sustainability is growing in awareness among restaurateurs and consumers alike. As well as how they measure up in overall sustainability. . Today more than ever, sustainability is more than a passing trend. billion by 2050. Sounds pretty dismal, doesn’t it?

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Why Restaurant Sustainability Is More Than A Passing Trend

Marketman

From purchasing and preparation to presentation and consumption, sustainability is growing in awareness among restaurateurs and consumers alike. As well as how they measure up in overall sustainability. . Today more than ever, sustainability is more than a passing trend. billion by 2050. Sounds pretty dismal, doesn’t it?

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Resolving environmental issues in coffee production

Perfect Daily Grind

However, as the demand for sustainably-grown coffee continues to rise, more and more efforts are being made by industry stakeholders to support farmers to reduce the environmental impact of coffee production. You may also like our article environmentally sustainable coffee production & profitability. What about coffee processing?

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As Temperatures Rise, Bakers Are Feeling the Burn

EATER

She wants to own a production space, but covering the expense of building sustainably — with energy sources and equipment like solar panels and heat-efficient ovens — seems like a pipe dream. “I I’m sure rising temperatures result in tons of product waste.” But it’s too small as a chunk of the total,” says Whitman.