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A little Food Safety Fiction – Sorta

Bill Marler

A produce nightmare at retail – the only thing those consumers will remember is your father’s restaurant. Your father had a great idea for a restaurant when he was still alive. After 20 years of working seven days a week, your father built an impressive chain of ten restaurants. The restaurants were the place where first dates bloomed, where engagements happened, where anniversaries and birthdays were celebrated, and where, in the overflowing banquet rooms, passings were celebrated.

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2023 Outlook: Trends and Challenges Restaurants Will See, Part Two

Modern Restaurant Management

Modern Restaurant Management (MRM) magazine asked experts for their thoughts on trends and challenges that will affect the restaurant industry in 2023. For part one, click here. In terms of trends, it is clear that in 2023 technology will continue to shape and enhance the restaurant industry and we will see operators adopting new technologies to create an even more seamless and frictionless experience for guests, while still maintaining unique and engaging dining experiences.

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Tips for Improving Food Safety in the Home

AIA

Introduction As a homeowner, you may be tempted to take shortcuts or skip certain safety steps when storing or preparing food to save time—but that’s dangerous and irresponsible! It’s easy to get yourself into trouble if you don’t follow some basic rules while cooking or handling food at home: Wash hands often When you wash your hands, use warm water and soap and scrub for at least 20 seconds.

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10 Things To Look for In Inventory Management Software For Restaurants

Sculpture Hospitality

You’re ready to start using inventory management software for your restaurant so that you can benefit from consistency and accuracy. That’s fantastic! Accurate inventory management provides the information and insights you need to be successful.

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Food & Beverage Industry Report 2024

Driven by a diverse and exciting ecosystem of passionate, ambitious, and often young entrepreneurs, the Food & Beverage (F&B) sector is a highly competitive environment full of immense challenges and exciting opportunities. Expert Market’s 2024 industry report, sponsored by Toast, is informed by a survey of 522 U.S. food and beverage professionals, from restaurant owners to food service managers, providing insights into the real-time challenges and opportunities within the industry.

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Another thing to worry about oysters – Vibrio parahaemolyticus

Bill Marler

What is Vibrio parahaemolyticus? Vibrio parahaemolyticus is a Gram-negative, curved-rod-shaped mobile bacterium that inhabits marine and estuarine environments throughout the world. It is a major foodborne pathogen that causes life threatening diseases in humans after the consumption of raw or undercooked seafood. [1]. Vibrio genus was first described by an Italian physician, Filippo Pacini in 1854. [2] He discovered the first Vibrio species, Vibrio cholera , the causative agent of cholera

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Biggby Coffee co-CEO reveals top 4 growth strategies

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Mike McFall, co-founder and co-CEO of Biggy Coffee provides a glimpse into what's behind the brand's booming sales.

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Celebrating three years of partnership with NAR!

Food Recovery Network

In 2019 Food Recovery Network (FRN) launched a partnership with the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) which continues to evolve and thrive year after year. It all began when NAR’s CEO, Bob Goldberg, searched for a way to ensure that all surplus food from NAR events would be donated to feed people. He had learned about FRN through a personal connection at the University of Maryland College Park (where FRN was founded) and asked for our help to put a food recovery plan in place for an upcomi

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Questions You Might be Afraid to Ask About the Food Safety Certificate

Probe It Food Safety

Food Safety Certificates are mentioned a lot in hospitality, but there’s some information people don’t tell you. Does your employer pay, or do you? Do you really have to do it every 5 years? These are questions you may be afraid to ask about the food handlers certificate…but we’re here to answer them! Here’s what you need to know, as well as info about how and where to find more info on this ever-important topic, below!

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JBF Survey: Chefs Optimistic Despite Challenges

Modern Restaurant Management

Chefs are expressing optimism and anticipate a return to “normal,” according to the 2022 James Beard Foundation Fall Industry Survey. Rising food costs are the number one issue of concern for chefs heading into 2023, according to the survey, with 44 percent of respondents ranking it as their top worry. Rising labor costs, the inability to find staff to hire, and rising non-food costs (utilities, containers, furniture, etc.) clustered as the next three issues of concern, followed by supply chain

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Capriotti's, Original ChopShop, Sweetfin leaders talk extending hospitality to digital customers

Fast Casual

Technology is playing a big role in providing a robust digital customer experience.

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2023 Culinary Trends in Senior Living

Morrison Living

As we look toward the coming New Year and the hopefulness that this fresh start offers, it is expected that we will start to see some changes in senior living culinary trends. Crafting innovative and delicious meals for our guests means that we follow trends and developments in the culinary industry. The last 2+ years have seen many changes in how we develop our menus, execute dishes, and regularly make modifications of what we are doing to address changes and disruptions.

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Buying Guide To Restaurant Dinnerware

Chef's Toys

Restaurant dinnerware is more than a means to deliver food to your customers. The right dinnerware and serving platters add to a meal’s overall presentation and set the tone for your front-of-house atmosphere. Restaurant dinnerware also needs to be tough: you need plates, ramekins, and cups capable of withstanding constant use, washing, and reuse. Chefs’ Toys carries a diverse collection of restaurant dinnerware, from beautiful China dinnerware to the durable functionality of melamine and stone

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Liquid Insights: Latest Trends in Mixology and Wine

Modern Restaurant Management

After exploring wine and home bartending during the pandemic, consumers are now more educated than ever before when it comes to ordering drinks at a restaurant. Because of this, it’s critical for operators to capitalize on “what’s next” to complement existing programs. It’s a tough balancing act and one critical to our Southern Glazer’s teams across the U.S. working to help our restaurant partners.

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The ultimate QSR Playbook to drive more visits to your restaurants

Fast Casual

This guide highlights key strategies and tactics built to drive measurable results for your restaurants.

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Exhaust Hood Cleaning Tips for Commercial Kitchens and Restaurants

HoodFilters

You’ve probably heard before that exhaust hood systems are one of the most important parts of a restaurant kitchen. They pull smoke, heat and odor up from cooking surfaces, into the hood, and then exhaust it to the outside. Not only does this protect employees and make the kitchen more comfortable, it also protects the restaurant facility. While the ventilation hood does help remove these contaminants, some of them do end up stuck inside the hoods and the ductwork in the form of grease, oil, and

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The Ultimate Guide to Good Manufacturing Practices

HACCP Mentor

GMP is an acronym for Good Manufacturing Practices. It is a set of policies, procedures, and practices that are designed … The Ultimate Guide to Good Manufacturing Practices READ MORE » The post The Ultimate Guide to Good Manufacturing Practices appeared first on HACCP Mentor.

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Future Tech in 2023

Modern Restaurant Management

Miso Robotics provides intelligent automation solutions for foodservice that solve some critical back-of-house kitchen operations. The AI-driven platform incorporates robotics, machine learning, computer vision and data analytics. The company's flagship product line includes Flippy 2, CookRight and Sippy. Modern Restaurant Management (MRM) magazine asked Jake Brewer, Miso's Chief Strategy Officer for his views on the present and future of increased robotics and automation use in restaura

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The Upper Peninsula Food Exchange (UPFE)

MSU Agrifood Safety Produce Bites

In this episode, Landen Tetil and Eli Hopp talk about the Upper Peninsula Food Exchange (UPFE), which is a food hub that supports local food systems in the Upper Peninsula. They specifically discuss what UPFE's food safety policies are for produce vendors and how Michigan Produce Safety Technicians can help farmers meet these expectations. Funding for this podcast was made possible in part by the Food and Drug Administration through grant PAR-16-137.

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169: Climate Change, Sustainability & Events

Eating at a Meeting

What do climate change, sustainability, and events have to do with each other? A LOT! Two weeks ago in one of my education sessions at IMEX — an events industry convention that has won awards for its sustainability efforts — I was surprised that only 10% of the attendees were currently incorporating sustainability questions in their venue requests for proposal or their events.

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2023 Outlook: Trends and Challenges Restaurants Will See, Part One

Modern Restaurant Management

Modern Restaurant Management (MRM) magazine asked experts for their thoughts on trends and challenges that will affect the restaurant industry in 2023. For part two, click here. 1. A tightly integrated technology strategy will be key to workplace satisfaction and profitability. Restaurants will increasingly become more reliant on using their transaction data to inform and automate their businesses.

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169: Climate Change, Sustainability & Events

Eating at a Meeting

What do climate change, sustainability, and events have to do with each other? A LOT! Two weeks ago in one of my education sessions at IMEX — an events industry convention that has won awards for its sustainability efforts — I was surprised that only 10% of the attendees were currently incorporating sustainability questions in their venue requests for proposal or their events.