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Pandemic Reflections: What Lessons Has the Restaurant Industry Learned?, Part Three

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On a positive note, people developed a deeper appreciation for social connection and the experience of dining out, making for more guests joining us in our restaurants. Staffing changed during this time as well to cater to the off-premises customer experience. as of December 2024, according to Homebase payroll data.

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2025 F&B Trends: Newstalgia, Stealth Health, and Botanical Beverages

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To cater to America’s preference for the dry Champagne style while offering more affordable options, operators frequently turned to Cava as it provided a comparable flavor profile at a lower price. While we have made so many advances in AI and tech, a lot of people still seek out that human interaction.”

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MRM Franchise Feed: Church’s Goes Hybrid and Curry Up Incentives Now

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We are also leaning heavily into our People First Safety Always Plan to guide us through how we’re doing business, as we seek what’s best for all our teams, franchisees, and enterprise.” Team members were placed on remote workforce schedules and split schedules depending on current COVID-19 trends and data.

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