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Seven Questions Restaurants Should be Asking About Insurance Coverage

Modern Restaurant Management

Food service businesses, such as caterers, face additional risks. If you are a caterer, you’ll face traditional restaurant risks like equipment breakdown and damage to your property; however, you may have a greater interest in coverage such as hired and non-owned vehicle insurance.

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Five Top Payment Trends that Must Be on Your Radar

Modern Restaurant Management

Key advancements in smart mobility payments during 2025 will include integrating payment functionality directly into travel cards and mobile wallets, mobile in-app payments, and fully automated options like license plate recognition for tolls or parking.

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How to Open a Corporate Cafeteria in 2025: Step-by-Step Setup & Profit Guide

Lavu

In the Superfood Salad Bowl, protein options like grilled chicken, tofu, or chickpeas are available, catering to different dietary preferences. Preparing the key ingredients in advance, such as marinating the chicken or grilling the veggies, can significantly reduce prep time and help cater to the fast-paced nature of workplace lunch breaks.

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How to Open a Deli in 2025: A Complete Step-by-Step Guide for Success

Lavu

If youre wondering how to open a deli that stands out in a competitive food market, this guide walks you through every critical step from business planning and licensing to choosing the right equipment and location. Organizations and individuals looking for catering services. Busy parents picking up groceries for the week.

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Inside the World of Hospitality and Leisure Accounting

Paper Chase Accountancy

Restaurants and Food Service: Including fine dining, fast casual, QSRs, cafes, and catering. CapEx, Maintenance, and Asset Management Hospitality businesses typically have significant investments in property, plant, and equipment (PP&E). Seasonal variations, maintenance for high-use facilities, entertainment licensing.

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Restaurant Profit Margin: 7 Ways To Actually Make Your Operation More Profitable

SpotOn

This is all the income from your food and beverage sales, catering, branded merchandise, packaged goods, venue hire, etc. These include rent, utilities, licenses, equipment, repairs, credit card processing fees—anything that's not labor or COGS. You should be able to find this data in your POS reporting. Labor costs.

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How Insurance Needs Differ for Traditional Restaurants v. Mobile Food Businesses 

Modern Restaurant Management

And when it comes to a traditional sit-down restaurant versus a mobile food business, such as a food truck, catering business, or food cart, the insurance needs of both are vastly different and unique. Tools and equipment protection. Equipment Coverage (also known as Inland Marine). Catering Business Insurance Needs.