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DEALERS PAST AND FUTURE

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"The more things change, the more they remain the same,” is a useful old saw, because it’s often true. But some things do change and…

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Trans Fats Ban Tabled In Illinois, Likely To Fail In Ohio

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No state is racing to join California in banning trans fats. Just a few weeks after the Illinois State Senate voted down a proposed ban,…

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Menu Labeling Law Drawing Renewed Fire

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The public comment period has just ended but the outcry against impending menu-labeling requirements has been renewed. Previously, the foodservice industry had accepted the new…

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Hungary Eyes Menu Regs At Fast-Food Chains

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Hungary’s state-run news service, MTI, reported June 10 that the country plans to demand fast-food restaurants cut the calorie and salt content of their food…

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Operators Score Victory With Swipe Reform

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On June 8, small business, including members of the National Restaurant Association, declared victory when the U.S. Senate reaffirmed limits on the swipe fees that…

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Gasoline Prices Continue To Fall, But So Does Confidence

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Fortunately, gasoline prices fell again last week for the fifth consecutive week, but the declines haven’t cheered up consumers very much. The U.S. Energy Information…

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U.K. Foodservice Market Remains Quite Soft, Says Horizon

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The foodservice market in the United Kingdom will show little if any real growth this year, according to Peter Backman, principal of Horizons, the London-based…

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Wholesale Food Prices Fell in May; Menu-Price Rise Moderate

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Wholesale food prices fell in May for only the second time in 11 months, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Producer Price…

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U.S. Macro Forecasts Slide Again; What’s The Risk?

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The recent spate of weaker than expected economic data on jobs, spending and housing helped push down most forecasts of economic growth in the U.S.…

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DMA Proposes Bylaws Changes, Perhaps A Name Change

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A year after it marked its first 50 years, the Dietary Managers Association is looking ahead and proposing several bylaws changes that will help lead…

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