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AUS: Goodman Fielder, Cargill scrap edible oil deal

Friday, November 12th, 2010

Australian food manufacturer Goodman Fielder has terminated the sale of its edible fats and oils division to Cargill after regulators opposed the deal.

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Tim Hortons announces the completion on October 29th, 2010 of the sale of its 50% joint venture interest in Maidstone Bakeries

Tuesday, November 2nd, 2010

Tim Hortons (TSX: THI, NYSE: THI) today announced the Company plans to complete the sale of its 50% interest in Maidstone Bakeries on October 29th, 2010 to Aryzta AG for gross proceeds of $475 million.

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EU: Brussels plots ban on cloned animals in food

Tuesday, October 19th, 2010

The European Commission today proposed a five year ban on the use of cloned animals in food production within the European Union (EU) and the sale of such food. Meanwhile, further assessments will be made about its safety and ethics, especially as regards animal welfare.

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Run Your Restaurant in Better Way With Best Point of Sale Pos Terminals (POSqx)

Thursday, September 16th, 2010

To run your restaurant in better way, you need to use high-end best restaurant management software. A POS inventory system can manage everything in your restaurant quite comfortably and precisely. Most importantly, the Best point of sale pos terminals can process all sales made in your store – be it credit card, debit card or cash payment. Naturally, the restaurant software is equipped with a complete payment processing system and from your part, you should take no chances in ensuring that the Best point of sale pos terminals is completely safe for such processing.

Your customers may opt to pay through various modes – it may be cash, credit cards or cash cards; even some of them may be your regular customers whom you will charge periodically. So, Best point of sale pos terminals vendors give enough options for collecting and processing payments in different modes. The restaurant software should also enable you to collect payments from customers whose records are saved in the main database of the best restaurant management software.

Under normal conditions, your customer will dine in your restaurant, walk up to the cash-counter or the payment processing systems console and pay using his cash/credit card or simple cash. Now, if the customer pays in cash, the best restaurant management software will open up the cash-drawer automatically the moment the cashier enters the cash details in the console. For credit/debit card processing, you will get your customer’s card swiped in the system and the amount will be automatically updated in the best restaurant management software.

All POS inventory system is equipped with adequate security features to prevent mal-practices. As you get various reports on the data collected in the POS inventory system , any discrepancy will be easily noticeable to you. The information of your customers’ credit or debit cards is completely encrypted through the Best point of sale pos terminals so that they can dine and enjoy in your restaurant freely. A number of Best point of sale pos terminals are also equipped with online payment gateways to complete transactions over the web from the POS inventory system console.

It is important to run your restaurant with an optimized system and offer the customer with a great dining experience. So, to remain in the business successfully, you need to have Best restaurant management software besides efficient workforce and adequate infrastructure. In the end, your restaurant software makes the difference and takes you towards success.

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Unique Character and Comfort at The Ripe Tomato, Malta, NY

Sunday, November 1st, 2009

When asked how he came to own the restaurant, Joe Gleason simply says, “I was driving by one day… and it was for sale.” The owner of The Ripe Tomato in Malta, NY paints an interesting story of how he launched the quaint upstate New York restaurant after noticing a “For Sale” sign one day while passing through the town. He also reminisces on his almost 55 years in the food industry having started as a mere dishwasher in Manhattan and purchasing his first of 14 restaurants after only a few short years in the food service industry and with no experience in the “front-of-the-house”.

“I started as a dishwasher and hadn’t even so much as bartended prior to the opening night of my own first restaurant, “TJW Gleason’s” in Manhattan,” says Gleason. “I recall that Gin & Tonics were only 75 cents back then and a Whiskey Sour was 85 cents. After a week of trying to keep up with all the varying drink prices, I just decided to make everything $1.00.” Gleason opened that first restaurant & tavern in 1960 and it quickly became the jewel of its Manhattan neighborhood, its popularity proven by its mention in a June 6, 1977 supplement of New York Magazine called ”Columbus Avenue, Rebirth of a Vibrant Street” which included a write-up of TJWs. Gleason’s other successful restaurants over the span of his career have resided in NYC, New Jersey, Florida, St. Croix and right here in beautiful upstate, NY where his remaining restaurant resides: The Ripe Tomato in Malta, NY.

The Ripe Tomato in Malta, now in its 15th year of service was once called the “Elm Tree Tavern” but after experiencing a difficult start, Mr. Gleason was ready to put the restaurant back on the market after only two years of business until his wife, Lynn suggested that they first try to rename the establishment and roll-it out with a new theme, tomatoes! A grand reopening was planned to resurrect the struggling restaurant and on its opening day, the Ripe Tomato stopped traffic on busy Route 9 in Malta when an elephant named “Beulah” graced the parking lot to encourage visitors into its doors. Yes, the couple had cleverly rented a mammoth pachyderm to market the business and had adorned her with a saddle covered in tomatoes. Beulah was a big success and brought not only passing visitors but also a slew of media attention to the newly named restaurant. “Business tripled after that and it’s been a successful business for us ever since” says Gleason.

Today, the Ripe Tomato stands proudly on a strip of Route 9 conveniently located about half way between Saratoga Springs and Clifton Park, NY. Its inviting red glow and big country farmhouse feel continues to beckon visitors inside (even without Beulah pacing the parking lot).

Inside, checkered tablecloths continue the country-feel and smells from the kitchen coupled with unique wall art that incorporates big bright tomatoes into famous works of art (such as the Mona Lisa and American Gothic by Grant Wood), all designed by Lynn; complete the comfortable, warm atmosphere.

Although Gleason’s early restaurants served a limited menu of burgers and pub fare, the Ripe Tomato boasts an extensive menu that is a mixture of American country fare and Italian classics. House Specials on the menu include a Cedar Salmon dish served over a cedar plank for unique flavoring and a Shrimp and Scallop Bisque touted as having been voted the “Best Soup in Saratoga”. The restaurant also offers an extensive wine list and any patron should be sure to leave enough room for one of their incredible homemade desserts. Homemade pumpkin pie was the temptation on the day that this writer visited the establishment.

Gleason and the restaurant’s managing partner, Mr. Milan Vesic welcome patrons to come in for any occasion from a weekday family dinner to a romantic dinner for two or for any special occasion. They say that their ultimate goal is to leave every customer feeling, “full and happy” and my visit did just that!

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