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News ArchivesYEAR2012 | 2011 | 2010 | 2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 MONTH Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec HEADLINES Governments should force sodium reduction: expert December 9, 2010, Canada - Strategies to reduce sodium in populations should "force industry compliance" through government regulations and laws, according to an editorial in the journal Nutrition. |READ MORE Restaurant work most common first job: survey December 9, 2010, Canada - Restaurant employment is the most popular answer among Canadians when asked what their first job was, according to a survey commissioned by Kraft Foodservice Canada. |READ MORE Groupon adds options for restaurants  December 8, 2010, United States - Groupon has changed its operating model to one that could give restaurants more control over their offers and a bigger slice of the revenue they produce. |READ MOREPizza parlour robbed with machete December 7, 2010, Ajax, Ont. - Durham police are searching for three men after a pizza parlour in Ajax was robbed over the weekend. |READ MORE Pros and cons of mobile customer feedback December 7, 2010, Norwalk, CT - Gathering customer feedback can be a laborious process. How can companies balance the complexities with the benefits of mobile customer feedback? |READ MORE Almost half of all small biz still in downturn  December 7, 2010, Markham, Ont. – Amidst reports of a strengthening Canadian dollar, new job creation and what’s expected to be a solid holiday shopping season, almost half of Canadian small business owners report a downturn in business.2011 CRFA show will feature four Canadian chefs December 6, 2010, Toronto – Four of Canada’s top chefs will be on the menu at the CRFA show in Toronto this March. Pizza Pizza rolls out cinnamon poppers December 2, 2010, Toronto – Pizza Pizza has rolled out Saint Cinnamon’s “cinfully delicious” cinnamon poppers at locations throughout Canada. Con man makes $6,400 selling pizzeria's ovens December 1, 2010, Fridley, MN - Police say a suspect who broke into a pizzeria, changed the locks on the door, put the pizza ovens up for sale on Craigslist, and then walked away with $6,400 may never be caught. |READ MORE |
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