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A Matcha Shortage Hits TikTok’s Favorite Brands

EATER

While a surplus of tencha can be stored in refrigeration for years, this year’s demand “quickly depleted existing stocks,” the Japan-based tea company Sazen explained in a blog post. At least four manufacturers that Sazen works with are experiencing supply shortages over their “entire matcha portfolio” and have suspended sales.

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WILL THE RESTAURANT EXPERIENCE BECOME IMPERSONAL

Culinary Cues

Well, at least operators should be able to rely on alcoholic beverage sales to make up the difference but waitthere is a trend among the 21-35 demographic to live alcohol free and the movement is gaining traction. How do we keep the business of food from becoming more and more transactional? This must be the answer right?

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How to Implement Effective Restaurant Inventory Management Today

The Restaurant Group

Definition and Purpose of Inventory Management in Restaurants At its core, Restaurant Inventory Management involves tracking and controlling the ingredients and supplies that flow in and out of your restaurant. Prioritizing it leads to: Lower food costs by minimizing spoilage and overordering. Reduces food waste and saves money.

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Monthly Restaurant Accounting: Tax and Financial Tips 

Paper Chase Accountancy

The restaurant business is a dynamic, fast-paced world where passion for food and hospitality often takes center stage. Track and Categorize Expenses From food and beverage purchases to cleaning supplies, marketing costs, and utility bills, every expense needs to be recorded and categorized correctly.

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28 Strategies to Cut Costs in the Restaurant Business

Lavu

Running a successful restaurant in 2025 means more than just great food—it requires smart financial decisions. Use these Calculations to Maximize Cost Reduction The food cost percentage is the number one calculation that restaurants can use today to maximize their cost reduction. Food cost control is crucial.

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Hospitality Industry Accounting and Advisory Services: The Path to Sustainable Growth 

Paper Chase Accountancy

This blog delves into how Paperchase’s comprehensive suite of services transcends mere compliance, acting as a catalyst for growth, enhanced profitability, and unwavering long-term stability for hospitality ventures worldwide.

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Sample Bookkeeping for Restaurants and Bars 

Paper Chase Accountancy

This blog aims to demystify the financial intricacies of the hospitality industry by providing a practical, sample bookkeeping structure specifically designed for restaurants and bars. A single percentage point difference in food costs or labor can be the difference between profit and loss. Learn more about our Accounting Services !

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