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Retail Food Prices Surged In May, But Wholesale Prices Took A Breather

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The strong run-up in wholesale food prices since the first of the year paused in May, while the surge in retail food prices, especially at…

Net Restaurant Units Grew 2.7% in 2013, Says CHD Expert

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Restaurant openings outpaced closures last year by more than 21,000, pushing up the net restaurant unit count up 2.7% to a total of 665,000, according…

Will Gas Prices Undermine The Recovery Of Restaurant Sales?

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One of the key influences on restaurant sales is gasoline prices. When they increase or particularly spike sharply upward, restaurant sales almost always suffer. So,…

Knowledge Is Power: Register For FER’s E&S Forecast Meeting

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What you know can help you. Foodservice Equipment Reports’ annual E&S Market Forecast President’s Preview offers you the insight you need to plan for 2015…

Consumer Confidence Continues to Improve Thanks To Healthy Jobs Growth

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The recent good news on jobs has consumers finally believing the economy is improving. Data on consumer attitudes from both Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan and…

June Jobs Report Bodes Well For Foodservice

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It’s taken six years, but the employment situation in the U.S. economy is finally beginning to improve. And that bodes well for foodservice and the…

Prepare for the Future: Don’t Miss FER’s E&S Forecast Meeting

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Do you know everything you need to know to prepare next year’s budget? Foodservice Equipment Reports’ annual E&S Market Forecast President’s Preview offers you the…

Last Chance To Register For FER’s E&S Forecast Meeting

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You only have a few more days to register for Foodservice Equipment Reports annual E&S Market Forecast President’s Preview. The meeting is set for July…

Consumer Sentiment, Retail Foodservice Sales Dip In June

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The Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index ticked down slightly in the preliminary July reading released July 18. The U.S. Census Bureau also said…

Wholesale Food Prices Moderate For Second Consecutive Month, Maybe

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After four straight months of increases in wholesale food prices, prices in June fell for the second straight month across all stages of demand, according…

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