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Peter Romeo

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Peter Romeo has covered the restaurant industry since 1984 for a variety of media. As Editor At Large for Restaurant Business, his current beats are government affairs, labor and family dining. He is also the publication's unofficial historian.  

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Sustainability

Federal government takes a big step in phasing out single-use food containers

The White House pledged to halt the use of the packaging in all federally supported foodservice operations by 2027.

Operations

Congress is presented with a new plan for keeping food safe

Three prominent lawmakers have called for reworking the federal government's hodgepodge of a system for safeguarding the nation's food supply.

At 82 degrees, foodservice operators will be required to provide back-of-house staffers with water, rest breaks and cool-down areas.

From AI as a menu-planning tool to pickling vegetable scraps, these ideas are ready to put into action, courtesy of the Menu Directions conference.

The agency's food safety arm has been alerted that ground beef products possibly contaminated with E. coli have made it to market.

The White House is blasting the convention of keeping the money as an abuse akin to junk fees, and wants it to end.

Composed of operators and suppliers, the Sustainability Leadership Team intends to remove the roadblocks to best practices at every step of the supply chain.

B+B Foods Distributors will function as a distinct entity within Raydia's expanding hold, with Scott Isles continue to lead the family-run operation.

The company is recasting itself as a holding company for Midwestern haulers, a move that should also facilitate the adoption of new technology.

The department has filed a court action against a Minnesota town for requiring an employee to pay for proof of sobriety.

With big-name backing, Tucson operator Grant Krueger sues to prevent a farming change that's expected to drive up egg prices.

With an annual budget of $80 million, the school serves 40,000 meals a day through 35 outlets.

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