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🍽️ What’s Cooking?

Tomato Prices Could Rise as U.S. Threatens Tariffs

A new trade fight is brewing over tomatoes. The U.S. may reimpose tariffs on Mexican tomatoes, accusing growers of selling below market price. Mexico supplies around half of America’s fresh tomatoes, so any added costs could hit U.S. restaurants and consumers fast. If tariffs move forward, expect menu prices to rise and supply chains to feel the strain.​ ​Read more.

🃏 Running a Smoother Kitchen

Use a Two-Color Labeling System

Set up a color-coded labeling system for food storage—one color for items prepped today, another for items prepped the day before. This makes it easy to spot what needs to be used first, reduces waste, and keeps your inventory rotation sharp. It's a small change with big impact on food safety and cost control.

🚀 Scaling Up

Wienerschnitzel Teams Up with Walmart to Fuel Growth

Wienerschnitzel is taking a bold step to grow its presence by partnering with Walmart. The hot dog chain will open six new franchise-operated locations inside Walmart stores by fall 2025. This move is part of a broader strategy to reach more customers through nontraditional spaces—airports, military bases, food courts, and now major retailers. By focusing on high-traffic areas and attracting experienced multi-unit franchisees, Wienerschnitzel is working to expand beyond its West Coast roots and into more everyday destinations. Read more.

🦾 Fresh Ideas

Delivery Apps Target Niche Markets and Win

Smaller food delivery apps are carving out market share by focusing on underserved communities. Many are working directly with Asian restaurants, offering lower fees and multilingual support. These tailored services are helping restaurants reach more customers while avoiding the high fees of the bigger platforms. ​Read more

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