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OUR DAILY BREATH: POST COVID KITCHENS – GET READY

Culinary Cues

We also know that the health and safety regulations for restaurants will change significantly as we make every attempt to keep the public and our staff safe and at ease. Let me be clear that there is NO INDICATION at this time that the virus can be spread through food.

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A LETTER TO CULINARY SCHOOL GRADUATES

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As we continue to fight this pandemic that we still know so little about, and try to gradually open up the economy with a keen eye on public safety – it will be restaurants and other hospitality businesses that suffer the longest. Today’s jobs for cooks and bakers are in short supply, and they likely will be for a period of time.

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Lessons Learned: Strategies from Foodservice Standouts

Modern Restaurant Management

With foodservice being an industry that took one of the biggest economic hits, we certainly saw the companies that truly stood out to help their teams and communities all the while working to stay in business. They have always been a company with solid values and team culture, continuing to support their teams with pay and healthcare support.

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MRM Franchise Feed: Virtual BBQ and Pieology in China

Modern Restaurant Management

Dickey’s Barbecue Pit is expanding its franchise opportunities to feature another nontraditional franchise model – virtual kitchens and has executed area development agreements to bring more of Dickey’s slow-smoked, Texas-style barbecue to Chicago, Houston and Orlando, as well as make its debut in Providence, Rhode Island.

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EVERYTHING Is Local Now

Modern Restaurant Management

With many states ordering dine-in restaurants to shutter, getting the word out if you can offer curbside pickup, delivery and takeout is crucial. “These new takeout options make healthful food readily available, particularly for those vulnerable populations that cannot easily grocery shop.”

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Restaurants and Coronavirus: 5 Tips for Adjusting to Takeout Only

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Healthcare workers, truck drivers, and other essential workers may find the grocery shopping/cooking cycle impossible at the moment. They Relieve Shortages in Consumer Supply Chains. There’s a reason stores are out of milk and toilet paper, but it’s not due to hoarding. Tip #2: Get the Word Out. In the U.S.,

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What Now? COVID-19 Survival Guide for Restaurants

Modern Restaurant Management

To be added to this guide, reach out to Executive Editor Barbara Castiglia at bcastiglia@modernrestaurantmanagement.com. Click here to learn the 10 steps to take now. “We know the coming weeks will be challenging ones for many small business owners, and we want to help restaurants focus on food, not finances.”