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Cracking the Egg Crisis: Understanding Rising Prices, Supply Chain Solutions, and Strategies for Producers

Modern Restaurant Management

In January 2025, the Agriculture Department predicts that egg prices could rise by an additional 20 percent by the end of the year, potentially reaching $5 per dozen. As 2025 unfolds, businesses and producers must remain agile, adapting to changing conditions and emerging opportunities in the evolving agricultural landscape.

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New Tariffs and the Potential Impact on Restaurants

Goliath Consulting

Even domestically produced foods could become more expensive if farmers and food producers face higher costs from tariffs on materials like steel, fertilizer, or agricultural machinery. Higher Menu Prices To offset rising costs, restaurants may raise menu pricesespecially for dishes that rely heavily on imported goods.

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IMMIGRATION AND THE BUSINESS OF FOOD

Culinary Cues

So, lets look at immigration through the eyes of the business of food from agriculture to food processing and on to the restaurants we all enjoy supporting. The next time you walk through your local supermarket, butcher shop, fish market or bakery, take a moment to think about this. 50 per egg.

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Tariffs & Turmoil: How Restaurant Operators Can Navigate Supply Chain Chaos and Rising Costs

Modern Restaurant Management

Imagine sending your child to college and not knowing what the meal plan will cost or even more illustrative, when going into a restaurant and noticing that everything on the menus is 'market price.' ' No wonder consumers are becoming more resistant to eating out.” Costs that would need to be passed on to consumers."

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The Cost Advantage of the Right Purchasing Partnerships

Modern Restaurant Management

Understanding Category-Specific Markets The first advantage that comes to mind is that a category-specific buying group are in the day-to-day markets to a degree that a foodservice operator can’t. Generalized or Specialized?

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MRM Research Roundup: Destination Dining, Voice Commerce, and the Force of Fast Food

Modern Restaurant Management

Fast Food and QSR Value The United States Fast Food & Quick Service Restaurant Market size was valued at US$ 248.8 billion by 2033, according to The "United States Fast Food and Quick Services Restaurants Market Size and Share Analysis – Growth Trends and Forecast Report 2025-2033" from ResearchAndMarkets.com.

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Be the Change: How Snooze Prioritizes Sustainability

Modern Restaurant Management

With the right tools and support, Change Makers can assist with onboarding and training new Snoozers, manage relationships with local non-profit partners, and help drive local, community-focused marketing initiatives. It’s all about building a ripple effect of positivity, leadership, and local impact.