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NATICK, MA PATCH: Looking to bolster the equipment in your shop, or in need of additional items for your professional kitchen? The Natick Wegmans closure could actually help you in those instances.
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Surplus furniture, fixtures, and equipment from the closed Wegmans location in Natick, Massachusetts will be auctioned online at auction website RestaurantEquipment.bid. The auction, with a minimum bid of just $1, will provide an opportunity for independent food and beverage sellers, restaurants, and homeowners to purchase professional-grade furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FF&E) at a fraction of
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Lucky Strikes in Manhattan, NY is listing all kitchen equipment and bowling surplus in an online auction during the month of January. This facility liquidation is a sustainable solution to discarding unwanted surplus.
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PRESS RELEASE: Gordon Brothers, the global advisory, restructuring and investment firm, and TAGeX Brands have formed a strategic alliance to provide comprehensive real estate and equipment services to support the food service industry, including the purchase of surplus equipment and real estate.
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Foodservice is one of the most thriving industries in the world. The industry has been growing steadily over the past few years despite recessions and other economic downturns. While restaurants and other foodservice establishments are keeping up with these trends, they are not, however, immune to the effects of inflation. It is therefore important for
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We enjoy going out to eat as a way to relax, celebrate, or just because we don’t feel like cooking. Thanks to restauranteurs, we have a wide variety to choose from, whether we’re in the mood for fine dining or something more casual. Most of us are not aware of the behind-the-scenes work that goes
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All Colleges & University Partnerships About Us TAGeX Brands helps businesses deal with facility changes (closures & remodels), equipment redeployment, and the liquidation of surplus assets such as equipment, furniture, fixtures, inventory, smallwares & supplies. For over 30 years, our team has collaborated with clients from many sectors on comprehensive strategies while we handle the “heavy lifting”
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According to National Restaurant Association, more than 110,000 restaurants — or about 17% of the total restaurants in the country — have closed permanently or long-term during the COVID-19 pandemic. Joanna Fantozzi | Dec 07, 2020 Nation’s Restaurant News Since the COVID-19 pandemic began in March, 17% of restaurants (or about 110,000 establishments) have closed
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Caitlin Office Interiors is a family-owned business located in Upstate New York. The company has successfully grown a reputation in the office supplies business by providing quality office products. These products range anywhere from corporations to schools to hospitals. Bob Bendix, the co-owner of Caitlin Office Interiors, had his first big break when they received
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By: Eater Staff Oct 2, 2020 Nearly 20 more restaurants closed in NYC, including breakfast hotspot Egg in Brooklyn and longstanding neighborhood diner Old John’s Luncheonette on the UWS More than six months into the corona virus pandemic, restaurants across the city continue to close en masse. More than a 1,000 have closed since March
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ABC7: Here’s your chance to own a piece of Los Angeles history: the famous Pacific Dining Car is closing its doors and selling some of its classic memorabilia.
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SOURCE: KTLA 5 NEWS BY ERIN MYERS | LOS ANGELES PUBLISHED Jun 22, 2020 / 04:17 PM PDT / Updated: Jun 22, 2020 / 04:21 PM PDT After filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and permanently closing all 97 Souplantation locations, Garden Fresh Restaurants is auctioning off items like ovens, silverware and soda machines online so
This article was originally posted by QSR and you can view the original post here. With the year 2020 rapidly approaching, we are often left wondering how the restaurant industry is going to change and adapt to an environment that seems to be constantly shifting. An article posted on QSR states “There’s so much happening
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One of the most popular doughnut shops on the Peninsula is closing, joining the many other businesses that are being priced out. If you’re from San Carlos or live near there, you’ve heard of Chuck’s Donut Shop. On Monday night, the store owner is saying goodbye to her loyal clientele. “I want people to stay
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A running round-up of the city’s dearly departed eateries… Dallas’s dining scene moves at a lightning-fast pace, which means that restaurants open (and close) on a practically daily basis. As such, it’s tough to keep up with every single spot that’s closed its doors in recent weeks. Trying to catch up? Scope out this list
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San Francisco restaurateurs Anthony Myint and Karen Leibowitz may have been ahead of their time with their environmentally minded restaurant. The Perennial, which closed in February after three years of business in the city’s challenging Mid-Market neighborhood, tried to tackle climate change through hyperlocal sourcing, energy efficiency, an eco-conscious design, food waste prevention and consumer
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Settled onto an overstuffed leather couch Wednesday, 23-year-old Marinna Dilley turned the pages of her book as she waited for a friend. Around her, Wild Boar Cafe — a Fort Collins shop that’s been serving up coffee drinks, quick bites and cozy nooks for 12 years — buzzed as only a coffee shop can on
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Critics would have you believe that upping the minimum wage in restaurants will lead to massive layoffs and closures. But since raising the minimum wage to $15 per hour nearly a year ago, the restaurant industry in New York City has thrived. I’m a professor with a focus on labor and employment law. My research
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Steak ‘n Shake corporate has closed two local restaurant locations as of Monday, October 21st. The location at 2820 E. Colonial Drive could potentially reopen provided a new franchise owner is found in time to reactivate the space but the Winter Park restaurant at 818 S. Orlando Avenue is shuttered for good. The closures are part
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