11 Tips for Restaurants to Get Back to Business | Modern Restaurant Management | The Business of Eating & Restaurant Management News

Restaurants nationwide have been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. As restaurants slowly begin reopening, things remain far from “business as usual.” The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way businesses operate, and the restaurant industry is now learning to navigate this “new normal.”

Restaurants must elevate safety and cleanliness protocols, train employees about new processes and policies, track compliance, and implement immediate corrective actions, as needed. This, of course, is in addition to the other important safety protocols that restaurants must follow (cooking foods to proper temperatures, avoiding cross contamination, accommodating food allergies, etc.)

In your efforts to “get back to business” in our new post-COVID world, use these tips to keep employees and guests safe and healthy:

Enhance Cleaning and Disinfecting EffortsFood safety sanitation procedures are more important than ever to combat the novel coronavirus. Your entire facility — especially…

Francine Shaw

Francine L. Shaw, CEO of Savvy Food Safety, is a successful entrepreneur, author, and speaker who spent 20+ years working in the foodservice industry. Her career has included performing services (operating partner, corporate/private trainer, health inspector, 3rd party inspector, adjunct professor) in various sectors of the foodservice industry. She has written 200+ articles for national trade magazines and appeared on Dr. Oz, the BBC World Series Radio, and iHeart Radio as a food safety expert.

Kari Hensien

As President at RizePoint, Kari Hensien works with Product Development to design and build technology to support organizational efforts to deliver a superior brand experience through monitoring and recommendations that drive continuous improvements in product quality, customer satisfaction and service delivery. Hensien has previously worked at Workfront, Optimum Energy, and Microsoft.

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