Green goals in pest control are worth setting
A sustainable approach to integrated pest control and management protects restaurants and other facilities most effectively.
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5 Canadian foodservice trends to expect in 2021
Technomic lifts the lid on what’s to come by assessing 5 Canadian foodservice trends we should expect in 2021.
Providing a mental health first aid kit in the foodservice industry
“We need to care about this.” Toronto non-profit Not 9 to 5 is advocating for greater mental health support for foodservice workers.
How restaurants can weather a second wave of COVID-19
Industry expert Doug Radkey offers tips to foodservice operators on how to thrive as winter, and a potential COVID-19 second wave, approaches.
Canadian foodservice is well-placed to embrace the federal single-use plastic ban
COVID-19 complicates things but Canada’s federal single-use plastic ban has been a long time coming and shouldn’t be too troubling for operators.
The rise of ghost kitchens in the age of COVID-19
Ghost kitchens, based on setting up facilities focused exclusively on online delivery and takeout orders, are becoming ubiquitous during COVID-19.
The indomitable passion of restaurateurs
Restaurant owners are putting everything on the line in 2020 and winning, writes TouchBistro’s Alex Barrotti.
Tim Hortons will transition to paper straws across Canada early next year
Tim Hortons says it is in the process of introducing paper straws in its 4,000 restaurants in Canada and plans to complete the transition from plastic by early 2021.
Why restaurants should consider ISSA’s GBAC STAR accreditation
Communicating cleanliness to patrons has never been more important than in this global pandemic. By Tom Nightingale It sounds strange to say it during an ongoing pandemic, but we’re arguably already living in a cleaner world. COVID-19 has brought a renewed focus on cleaning, disinfecting, and infection control and one quantifiable way to show that […]
Ontario halts all indoor dining in COVID-19 hotspots for 28 days
Starting on October 10, indoor dining will be prohibited in Toronto, Peel, and Ottawa for a minimum of 28 days amid a spike in cases.