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That is a very wide and vague question. I have been in the foodservice industry as a cook, executive chef and manager for the past 30 years. Training, customer trends, food service safety, client retention, customer retention, staff retention, creativity, taxes, menu design, inflation, food pricing, equipment replacement, and a whole slew of other factors impact the industry on a daily basis.
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