Restaurant operators expect a continued bumpy road in 2023
A new survey from the National Restaurant Association shows that a vast majority of operators consider food and labor cost pressures to persist in the new year.
Source: nrn.com
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A new survey from the National Restaurant Association shows that a vast majority of operators consider food and labor cost pressures to persist in the new year.
Chicken, eggs, dairy and feed are expected to come down, but beef prices are expected to jump.
New data from Revenue Management Solutions finds that breakfast traffic in the QSR segment dropped by 7.4% year-over-year.
New data from Revenue Management Solutions finds that breakfast traffic in the QSR segment dropped by 7.4% year-over-year.