Published January 20, 2017
10 Restaurants Struggling with High Food Prices
The Great Recession had lasting effects, ranging from long-term joblessness and declining business dynamism. Enterprise suffered as well, with many businesses going under. Others have managed to make it through, albeit it by switching strategies. In the restaurant industry, a drastically different set of obstacles has emerged — including new labor rules and high food prices.
10 Restaurants Struggling with High Food Prices
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