Trans fats are getting the boot from restaurants across the nation with aims to be trans fat free by 2018. The FDA’s 2013 plan was recently finalized and it’s estimated to save consumers a lot of money in health care over the next two decades. Trans fats are considered unsafe and cause an estimated 20,000 heart attacks and 7,000 deaths every year.

Is your restaurant free of trans fats? If not, it’s time to seek alternatives.

Read the full article here: Foodservice industry has 3 years to cut the fat

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The restaurant industry is constantly changing, and your restaurant needs to adapt and change with it to continue making a profit. Diners are savvy and care about their food and where it comes from, so restaurants need to do the same.

This article from Harvest America Ventures lists a few key things restaurants need to do in order to be successful. At the core, it means being passionate about your work.

Your restaurant should be clean and you and your staff should be dressed well. Clutter has no place in a restaurant and you should keep only dishes that are free of cracks or chips.

Great bread can make or break a restaurant, so consider what you’re offering. Purchase fresh ingredients and buy locally and seasonally as much as possible. Remember that bigger isn’t always better, and balance meat with plenty of vegetables.

Smile often! You’re happy your customers are there, so always greet them with a grin.

For these tips and many more, read the full article here: Why Don’t Restaurants Get It?

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People who wait tables for a living tend to demonstrate a certain pattern of behavior. You know you’re a server when you find yourself with a collection of towels, cups, and other items from work that never made it back, and your wardrobe likely consists of a lot of black. Does this article at Shiftgig sound anything like you?

Read the full article here: You Know You’re a Server When: Household Chores Edition

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