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OUR DAILY BREATH: POST COVID KITCHENS – GET READY

Culinary Cues

Along with giving serious thought to how restaurant concepts, menus, and methods of delivery will need to change – we must prepare for the regulations to come. Here are some of the likely changes (I don’t have a crystal ball- but I would be willing to bet that these will come to fruition): [] VENDORS AND DELIVERIES.

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Feed the Front Line, Small Brand, Big Heart and Seafood for Heroes

Modern Restaurant Management

ezCater launched Feed the Front Line , a program that helps anyone contribute meals to healthcare workers fighting coronavirus. Healthcare workers are risking their health to protect ours, and restaurants are fighting to stay in business. 10 feeds one healthcare worker, $300 feeds a unit, and $3,000 feeds a whole hospital floor.

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Takeout For Good and Menus Go Tech

Modern Restaurant Management

“While cafes, dining halls, cafeterias, and concessions stands may look a little different, I am confident that they will feel and be safe for our employees and everyone we serve,” said John Zillmer, Aramark’s CEO. Requiring appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) for employees, including gloves and masks.

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A Guide to All the Restaurant Safety Guides

EATER

To-go meals (which the guide covers specifically for deliveries to healthcare facilities, not regular customers) should be packaged in paper and cardboard, where the virus cannot survive as long as plastic, and larger orders should be packed in large, disposable boxes or bags to reduce contact. The National Restaurant Association.

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A Guide to All the Restaurant Safety Guides

EATER

To-go meals (which the guide covers specifically for deliveries to healthcare facilities, not regular customers) should be packaged in paper and cardboard, where the virus cannot survive as long as plastic, and larger orders should be packed in large, disposable boxes or bags to reduce contact. The National Restaurant Association.