We once look again into our crystal ball to predict what the biggest stories of 2025 will be for the sports bar and restaurant industry.
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Congrats on surviving another year! To end the year, we look at the top stories that dominated the restaurant industry in 2024.
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Starting in May 2018, restaurants with 20+ locations will be federally mandated to provide basic nutrition info about their meals & menu items. But independent restaurants would be wise to also jump on the healthy menu train. Here are tips for restaurants to create a healthy food menu program.
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2017 has arrived and in a few months, certain establishments will be required to post calorie counts on their menus. Does this new rule apply to you? Do you know what's required? All your questions answered in under 60 seconds.
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Starting next year, many bars & restaurants will have to follow new menu labeling rules & regulations. Find out if your restaurant falls under this new regulation, see some examples of what will need to have nutrition labels, and what else you have to do to be in compliance.
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Today's top restaurant news: Buffalo Wild Wings is testing carry-out beer items, the FDA suggests restaurants follow voluntary sodium regulations, a fun NBA Finals preview, and the PGA dumps Trump.
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Research has shown that restaurants that drop the $ from their pricing sell more and earn bigger profits.
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A new study shows that restaurants are starting to make their children's menus healthier, but there's still a long way to go.
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Learn how putting your best profit margin items at the top of your menu will boost your restaurant's profits.
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Health junkies are touting that calorie count menu labeling will lead to a healither America, but recent studies and polls are showing that such provisions might not be doing anything to change diners eating habits.
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The National Restaurant Association continues to assault a NYC mandate that would require some restaurants to warn customers of menu items with high sodium levels.
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The FDA’s restaurant menu-labeling mandate is due to go into effect this fall, but a new bill passed by the US House may curb its requirements. But are the changes for the better?
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