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Fast-Food Hot Topic Reports
Fast-Food Hot Topic Reports
To obtain timely information for our clients about hot foodservice topics, Sandelman regularly adds custom questions to its Quick-Track and Casual-Track studies. Topics range from health, nutrition and government regulation to food safety and the economy.
Many foodservice operators and suppliers are looking for ways to get involved with social media and networking. That’s why Sandelman & Associates developed Social Media for Restaurant Operators 2009.- Published By: Sandelman & Associates
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When it comes to health and nutrition at fast-food restaurants, consumers are looking for help. They’ve been inundated with health reports, sensationalist books and articles, and diatribes from watchdog groups.- Published By: Sandelman & Associates
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With gasoline prices approaching $3 per gallon on average nationally in summer 2006, some diners report they are reducing their restaurant usage and spending. - Published By: Sandelman & Associates
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In 2007, 61 percent of fast-food users in Midland/Odessa, Texas, patronized a quick-service restaurant 12 or more times a month (nearly three times a week), making it the No. 1 market for frequent fast-food users in the United States.- Published By: Sandelman & Associates
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The Board of Health voted in late 2006 to make New York the nation’s first city to ban trans fats at restaurants.- Published By: Sandelman & Associates
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