Ontario officially begins capping delivery fees
The Ontario food delivery cap officially began on Saturday, December 19 under the Supporting Local Restaurants Act, 2020.
The Ontario food delivery cap officially began on Saturday, December 19 under the Supporting Local Restaurants Act, 2020.
One segment of the foodservice industry that may see some of the greatest changes of all post-COVID-19 is the beloved buffet.
For operators struggling to mitigate the continued financing impacts of COVID-19, debt consultants can provide relief and solutions.
ORHMA says the foodservice sector will suffer repercussions if additional funding or other relief isn’t offered
Alberta indoor dining has been banned by the provincial government in attempts to curb the province’s soaring COVID-19 infection rates.
Nearly half of small business owners report they have suffered from mental health issues as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The data reveals that hospitality and foodservice jobs have been lost at nearly double the rate of those in other industries (62.1 per cent versus the national average of 36.5 per cent).
How can winter patio dining spaces be provided by restaurants without exacerbating COVID-19 transmission and other safety risks?
Technomic lifts the lid on what’s to come by assessing 5 Canadian foodservice trends we should expect in 2021.
Various Canadian and U.S. restaurants are exploring dining pods as an option during COVID-19 but their viability is still a point of contention.