Outlook for 2023
Last year will be remembered for the Federal Reserve’s interest rate hikes that attempted to tame inflation by slowing the economy.
Last year will be remembered for the Federal Reserve’s interest rate hikes that attempted to tame inflation by slowing the economy.
Supply chain disruptions have impacted countless businesses over the last several years—and catering companies, restaurants and other foodservice operators are no exception.
April is Earth Month—an ideal time to look at the sustainability initiatives taking center stage in many service businesses today. At Elior North America, for example, leadership is committed to doing good by serving healthy, delicious food while making a positive impact on communities and the environment.
According to an article in the Wall Street Journal, citing research by Kastle Systems, in January the average office occupancy rates in 10 major U.S. cities surpassed 50% for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
With the stressful holiday season in the rearview mirror, the new year beckons with opportunity. While COVID-era concerns for hygiene have not gone away—and the industry is still plagued by ongoing labor shortages—patrons are excitedly looking forward to in-person events. Now is the time to make sure yours will make a lasting impression.
One of the best indicators of how efficiently a business runs is how well it deals with complaints. This is extremely important in the hospitality and foodservice industries, where customer service is a top priority. Knowing how to address complaints and de-escalate aggressive customers is critical.
I don’t know about you, but I’m often tempted to skip right over a meal to the dessert! It’s amazing to me that no matter how exquisite of a dinner I am served and how full I am after it, I always seem to have room for dessert. Who’s with me?
The post-pandemic return to the workplace has brought out the good, the bad and the ugly—including increasing complaints over harassment, discrimination and retaliation.
How many weddings have you attended where the bar line was long, and the drinks weren’t that great? The answer is probably “Too many.”
The Specialty Food Association (SFA) Trendspotter Panel has predicted what will be hot in specialty food for 2023. The panel was comprised of professionals from diverse segments of the culinary world.