Coronavirus

Industries all across the country are experiencing the disruptive impact of the COVID-19 Coronavirus. Discover how it could affect the U.S. foodservice, grocery and convenience industries.


Operations

San Francisco reopens restaurant dining rooms at 25% of capacities

Service times are limited to two hours, and alcohol sales are only permitted with the accompaniment of “bona fide” food.

Poll Shows Comfort Foods Playing Big Role in COVID-19

The Lempert Report: Potato chips, ice cream and chocolate/candy top the list of comfort foods eaten during isolation.

After twice delaying the start of in-person instruction, the district is now welcoming back students at all grade levels.

A survey suggests consumers’ comfort with eating at restaurants has hit a post-pandemic peak despite continued concerns about COVID-19

Inside the industry's labor woes and how operators can fix them

The e-tailer is donating the space to nonprofit New York Common Pantry in an effort to reduce food insecurity.

Building a strong customer experience has long been a driving force for earning customer loyalty—but with the coronavirus pandemic, maintaining a positive customer experience while having little or no physical contact with customers requires restaurant operators to rethink their approach to how they do business.

Tobacco analyst says there's potential in heat-not-burn products

Zuul Market will allow employees and tenants to order from multiple restaurants for scheduled daily drops.

Casey’s, Parker’s, Enmarket, EG Group, among c-stores that gave back

From small chains to big concepts, a number of restaurant chains have filed for Chapter 11, or Chapter 7, since the start of the pandemic. Here’s a list.

The measures will take effect on Thursday, with certain qualifications.

The promotion between the e-commerce platform and the delivery service runs through September.

The fall football season is a go after major college conferences reversed earlier decisions to postpone or cancel play.

For the Outlook Leadership Community, three c-store retailers discuss how convenience will evolve

Retailer continues to recognize associates for their efforts during the COVID-19 crisis with $300 to full-time associates and $150 to part-timers.

Meat sales increased an unprecedented 34.6% during the first six months of the pandemic as shoppers bought more, ate more and consumed a wider variety of cuts, FMI/Meat Institute study shows.

The emotional connection and controls on execution just aren’t there, according to its CEO.

The National Restaurant Association is among the parties awaiting clarification, especially on air circulation and filtration

Humans think with both instinct and analysis

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