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July 10, 2008News for the restaurant/foodservice industry
 
  On the Front Burner 
 
  • Get your Denny's eggs to go
    Denny's is offering a takeout breakfast menu. The chain hopes to draw customers who buy food on the go in the mornings and who usually frequent quickservice chains such as McDonald's and Burger King. Forbes/Associated Press (7/9) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  Restaurant News 
  • Keller set for Beverly Hills bistro
    Michelin three-star chef Thomas Keller is scheduled to open a casual-dining Bouchon bistro in Beverly Hills, Calif., next year. Plans call for an 11,000-square-foot restaurant that will occupy two stories of the city's Garden Building. Los Angeles Times (7/9) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • Starbucks extends discounts, samplings
    Starbucks has extended its sampling and discount programs to entice consumers back into its cafes. "What we hear consistently is that you want Starbucks to find new ways to bring you everyday value, especially when money is tight," a Starbucks executive wrote on MyStarbucksIdea.com. "So we've been working to respond in a ways that are relevant to all of our customers." Advertising Age (7/9) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  Innovation 
  • Water-efficient equipment can help cut costs
    New water-efficient equipment and technologies can help establishments combat rising water and sewage costs. Drought and leaking pipes are two major problems driving up water costs, but low-flow spray nozzles, refrigerators, disposers, ice machines, hand sinks and other appliances can help restaurateurs save money. Foodservice Equipment Reports (7/2008) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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  Health, Nutrition & Science 
  • More than 1,000 sick from salmonella outbreak
    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said more than 1,000 people have become sick from the recent salmonella outbreak, making it the worst foodborne outbreak in about 10 years. Investigators also said in addition to certain varieties of tomatoes, they are looking into jalapeno peppers and cilantro as potential sources of the salmonella. Google/Associated Press (7/9) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • Celiac diagnosis can come years after symptoms begin
    Many people suffer with what seem like common digestive system troubles without realizing they have celiac disease. A 2007 survey taken by the Canadian Celiac Association's more than 5,000 members found the average time to diagnosis was 12 years, and many people had seen three physicians in the process. Screening tests are available, but the only real treatment for celiac disease is adopting a gluten-free diet. The Globe and Mail (Toronto) (7/9) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  Association News 
  • Support premier industry event to end childhood hunger
    The National Restaurant Association is proud to support Share Our Strength's Great American Dine Out, presented by American Express. Scheduled for Sept. 21 to 28, the new annual event will mobilize restaurants nationwide to raise funds to end childhood hunger. Visit the Association's Web site to learn how you can help. Register by July 30 for free marketing materials. LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
  • Go green with NRA Conserve
    The National Restaurant Association recently launched its Conserve: Solutions for Sustainability initiative, featuring a groundbreaking new Web site. Conserve.Restaurant.org will help you reduce your environmental impact without hurting your bottom line. Use the Virtual Green Restaurant tool to learn about the host of no-cost and low-cost options that can be implemented in any restaurant, large or small. The site also features success stories from operators and other resources. Visit Conserve.Restaurant.Org to learn more on how to go "green." LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story
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