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A restaurant named Beef ‘O’ Brady’s is probably not the first place that comes to mind for those seeking plant-based burgers, but the co-owner of the chain’s Bentonville location says his version of the “Impossible Burger” has been warmly received…

In another sign of the continued demand for plant-based meat, the newly publicly traded Beyond Meat on Monday reported that its fiscal second-quarter sales almost quadrupled and raised its outlook for the year.

It’s a well-known fact among restaurant professionals that the foodservice industry runs on razor-thin margins. Therefore, how can I use recipe costing and server incentives to boost profits and productivity?

On this July 4th, where’s the beef? Not here…

WALTHAM, Mass.– the leading provider of procurement software, group purchasing, and data analytics to the food service industry, today announced a significant investment from Bregal Sagemount, a New York-based growth capital fund.

The buzz surrounding plant-based meat startups Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods — with both aiming to challenge the conventional definition of what meat is with claims their products taste just like meat —has helped to fuel a bigger-than-ever appetite for meat alternatives of all kinds, at a time when consumers want more options on their plates.

Is there room for competition in a market dominated by Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods?

Dining Alliance, the USA’s largest group purchasing organization for restaurants, has released new data related to sales of meat alternatives in the restaurant industry, comparing present data to that of 2017 and 2018.

Restaurants’ sales of faux meat products have soared 268% so far in 2019, a breakneck acceleration from the 21.7% increase logged last year, according to the Dining Alliance purchasing cooperative.