Can You Raise Your Prices?

Limited-Service, Unlimited PossibilitiesdotsNovember 10, 2009dotsSubscribe to this Newsletter

The New [Package] Deal

John R. Burke, president of the Foodservice & Packaging Institute, explains how the recession affected the packaging industry and what quick serves can expect when the economy recovers.

Can You Raise Your Prices?

Increasing menu prices remains the easiest way for quick-serves to recoup losses in a sagging economy, but doing so risks customer loyalty.

Economic Optimism Abounds ... Except in Restaurants

A study released by AlixPartners, a global business advisory firm, suggests restaurant customers might not be so optimistic for 2010, despite signs of a recovering economy.

U-SWIRL Moves to Phoenix

Papa John's Gives Away 300 Wii Systems

New Jack in the Box LTO Explores Southwest

Holidays Arrive at Seattle's Best

Pinkberry Maps Out New Expansion Plans

Burger King Heads to 'Planet 51'

Taco Del Mar Giving New Burrito Away for Free

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Webinar Today: Winning the Breakfast Daypart

This free program will discuss the phenomenal growth of the A.M. daypart, the prospects for future growth, and the strategies and innovative products chains have used to help them achieve success in the morning.

Lower Your Energy Cost

Our free webinar on November 19 will explore ways to reduce energy cost and consumption in your operation by up to 30 percent.

7 Absolutes of Menuboard Design

Join us for an e-learning program that will teach you how to increase sales 5-10% by re-engineering your menuboards with techniques that go beyond the ordinary.

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