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This is Slowing Down Your Restaurant Growth — And How to Fix It

Modern Restaurant Management

Growing a restaurant or catering business is no small feat. If your catering business isn’t growing as fast as you’d like, you might be facing some common roadblocks. Inefficient Operations and Workflow One major hurdle that can slow down the growth of your catering business is inefficient operations and workflow.

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Measuring KPIs for Food Safety Success in Holiday Menu Items, Off-Premise Catering, LTOs, and Beyond

Modern Restaurant Management

The holiday season offers opportunities for catering orders, off-site catering, in-store limited-time offers of holiday favorites, and all of the increased revenue that comes with them. Do cold foods require pre-chilling, special coolers or transport containers, or the addition of ice packs?

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Starting a Catering Business From Home: The Ultimate Guide

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Starting a catering business from home offers a unique opportunity to combine your love of food with the convenience of working from your own kitchen. It's a path that allows you to set your own hours, build a business around your passion, and cater to a diverse clientele. What is a home-based catering business?

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Food Delivery and Service Robots: Changing Face of Restaurants Industry

Modern Restaurant Management

There are several applications in food processing units which are already using robots such as meat processing, fruit, and vegetable handling, and pick and place for processed food. For instance, LG Electronics tested robots that can replace workers in the service industry.

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This is How the Restaurant Industry Will Flourish Post-COVID-19

Modern Restaurant Management

Additionally, a majority of respondents said that they would be more comfortable with delivery if they were able to monitor their order’s preparation from start to finish. If a restaurant can cater to their customers exactly the way they would as if they were dining-in, then the restaurant will be at an advantage.

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Beating the Labor Crunch: Outsourced Strategies Are Key

Modern Restaurant Management

In addition, supplemental labor for food prep, dishwashing, serving and cater-waitering, restaurants can take pressure off in-house labor and allow for long-term growth and development strategies. Focus on food preparation and customer service are the core skills demanded of restaurant staff and managers.

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Restaurateurs Foresee Bright Future as Fine Dining Turns Vegan

Modern Restaurant Management

Restaurant owners have to bear the overhead cost of food preparation and disposal of leftovers as vegetables and plant based items rot quickly and requires special storage. Through this approach, they are also able to cater to their customer’s taste while reducing the risk of using too much processed food.