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FEDA Mississippi members oppose Senate Bill 2369
- An overview of why Interior Design Regulation is bad for Mississippi: MS Testimony
- Two sample letters to send to your legislators
New York says, Hold the Salt
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LMI Freight Rate - Glassware Disposition
Click here to read the Disposition BulletinInterior Design Protection Council
The Interior Design Protection Council has been at the forefront of the pro-freedom movement, having assisted in defeating or derailing nearly 100 attempts to expand or enact new interior design regulation since 2006. You can find the details of all these bills on the Legislation page on the website (www.IDPCinfo.org). There you will find the most comprehensive information including details of states already regulated, all twelve government reports concluding that interior design regulation would add absolutely nothing to protect the public beyond measures already in place, and a plethora of media pieces.
End-of-the-Year Analysis by Al Bates
Every year the Profit Planning Group prepares a comparison analysis across lines of trade in distribution. Both the Word file and Excel file are a part of the process.
The results are particularly important this year. There are some valuable insights into what happens to performance when an industries enters a recession. There are some lessons to be learned for future recessions.
R&I 20 Menu Trends for 2010
The ingredients, recipes and strategies that will drive menus in the year ahead.
By Allison Perlik
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FDA Revises Food Code
Undercooked proteins and leafy greens are main points of change for restaurants under 2009 code.
By Jordan Melnick
The Food and Drug Administration has released its updated 2009 Food Code containing several recommendations that could impact the way restaurants operate.
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Restaurant group: No plans to move trade show
November 19, 2009
BY DAN ROZEK Staff Reporter
Despite continuing concerns about cost, the National Restaurant Association has no plans to move its annual high-profile trade show out of Chicago, an official said Wednesday
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