Tag: SkipTheDishes
Molson Coors Provides 20,000 Meals to Healthcare Heroes
TORONTO — In honour of International Nurses Day, Molson Coors Beverage Company provided 20,000 frontline healthcare workers with a meal of their...
More Operators are Setting their Sights on Takeout and Delivery
Rosanna Caira: Since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic, most restaurants have been forced to close their operations. Takeout and...
SkipTheDishes Commits More Than $15 Million to Help Canadians During COVID-19...
WINNIPEG — SkipTheDishes is giving an additional estimated $10-million back to communities and restaurant partners through a variety of meaningful commitments.
At...
Takeout and Delivery Continues to Grab Attention During COVID-19 Crisis
As
COVID-19 continues to spread around the world, it’s leaving a toll on virtually
every business community. In Canada, the $90-billion foodservice industry
continues to...
Earls Introduces New Take-Home and Delivery Offerings
VANCOUVER — Earls Restaurants has introduced Earls-at-Home offerings to better serve customers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Among these is...
COVID-19 Wreaks Havoc on Foodservice Industry
TORONTO — As the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 continues to rise, the foodservice industry is seeing precautions taken across the...
SkipTheDishes offering Extended Weekend Delivery
TORONTO — SkipTheDishes has launched extended late-night hours for weekend delivery on the app.
The new feature gives Toronto customers access...
Enhancing Back-of-House Operations With Software Integrations
It’s well known in the restaurant business that the more efficient the back of the house, the more efficient the front of...
SkipTheDishes Launches Cineplex Food Delivery Nationwide
WINNIPEG — SkipTheDishes and Cineplex are adding more than 130 locations nationwide to the SkipTheDishes network. This expansion includes Cineplex theatre locations...
The 2019 Hospitality Market Report
The foodservice industry is reaching a pivot point. After a decade of healthy growth, 2018 numbers show the party may be over...
