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2021: A Year of Navigating Shortages

Modern Restaurant Management

Restaurants have faced labor shortages, supply and equipment shortages, and climbing food prices, with no past playbook on how to navigate the crisis. To help operators move forward, let’s take a look at some of the challenges the industry has experienced in 2021 and how they can come out on top in 2022 and beyond.

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The Restaurant Industry Two Years Into COVID

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According to The Wall Street Journal, food prices are estimated to rise on average five percent in the first half of 2022, while other sources point to a seven-percent increase by the end of the year. This estimate will likely be well under the price jump as fuel costs continue to rise. Increase in Costs.

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The Effects of Inflation on Restaurants and How to Combat Decreased Demand

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While 2021 was the year of the comeback for restaurants, 2022 is proving to be a very different story. By decreasing overall disposable income, inflation erodes consumer purchasing power. Effect of Inflation on Consumer Demand. Higher inflation affects restaurant owners, operators and their customers.

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2023 outlook: The state of the plant-based meat category

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retail declined slightly in 2022, global retail sales saw significant growth and consumer tailwinds remain strong. Global retail: Global retail sales of plant-based meat in 2022 were $6.1 Inflation: Average price-per-unit increased across plant-based meat, animal-based meat, and total food. billion in 2022.

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Orchestrating Restaurant Operations to Increase CX

Modern Restaurant Management

Own Your Changes In March 2023, restaurants’ food prices were 8.8 percent higher than in March 2022. When adding in the rising cost to attract and retain labor, it’s understandable that restaurants might raise prices to stay afloat. They are expected to increase 6.5 percent this year.

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MRM EXCLUSIVE: Restaurants’ Lockdown Lessons Are Key to Coping with Soaring Costs

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Food prices are soaring amidst supply chain disruptions, increasing labor costs, and processing plant shutdowns. Poultry prices are up 15 percent to 18 percent ; the cost of eggs has risen 73 percent. Restaurants must keep innovating to elevate the diner experience. It’s a tough time to be in the restaurant business.

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MRM Research Roundup: Super Bowl and Valentine’s Day 2024 Edition

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While Asian street foods remain popular, diners discovered and ranked more Korean places to eat like O’Kims (#58) cooking up authentic Korean cuisine in Honolulu. In fact, of the 62 percent of consumers who purchased a gift card for themselves in the previous year, 25 percent indicated doing so for budgeting/money management purposes.