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Delivery done right

 Sponsored content from our partner Sterno on Aug. 22, 2017

Delivery has emerged as a real game changer for the restaurant industry, building sales, satisfying convenience-oriented customers and paving the way for new products, services and technologies.

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2008 new products

 By Restaurant Business Staff on Feb. 27, 2008

Looking at the most recent crop of new products, one thing seems clear: It’s no longer just about adding bells and whistles.

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Weighing your options

By Restaurant Business Staff on Jun. 01, 2012

With today’s rising ingredient costs and tight margins, portion control is more essential than ever. That’s why scales are so important in both back- and front-of-house.

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Into the oven

By Kelley McLain on Jun. 03, 2015

Made-to-order pizza concepts rely on speedy, high-temperature ovens to fire up customized pizzas.

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This week’s 6 head-spinning moments: Fashion benders

By Peter Romeo on Sep. 15, 2017

Restaurants influenced more than food trends this week. Just ask those waifs in outlandish outfits who strutted the runways this week in New York City.

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Updated menu labeling rules to take effect May 7

By Peter Romeo on Nov. 07, 2017

Restaurateurs will have a chance to comment on the revision proposed by the FDA.

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Delivery by the numbers

By Sara Rush Wirth on Dec. 10, 2017

Delivery is just a small portion of the off-premise market, but it’s growing at a rapid clip—both in terms of consumer demand and operator execution.

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Starbucks is not a cheat, court decides

By Peter Romeo on Jan. 08, 2018

A lawsuit accusing the chain of duping customers with underfilled drinks was thrown out by a federal court.

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Do all food workers have to wear gloves?

By Jonathan Deutsch, Ph.D. on Feb. 01, 2018

The so-called glove law sometimes appears to be ignored by fine-dining establishments. Advice Guy weighs in.

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White House official raises hopes of a permanent joint employer fix

By Peter Romeo on Mar. 02, 2018

Former restaurateur and Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney showed sympathy for franchising's plight if an expanded definition of the concept should stand. He promised to have the White House take a look.

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