Published September 2, 2015
Finally, Some Stability in Food Prices
While diners are eating out more than ever before and employee wages could soon be skyrocketing, food prices won’t be following suit. This post from Restaurant Hospitality examines data from the last two quarters and finds a calming result in a stabilization of food inflation, with the coming months to remain consistent with this trend.
Read the full article here: Food Costs Expected to Stabilize
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