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U.S. restaurants reported lower operating hours last year compared with the year before COVID, across the country and regardless of segment, according to a Datassential analysis. Datassential found that U.S. restaurants have reduced their operating hours by an average of 2.6 hours per week in 2023 compared with 2019. This runs counter to a lot of expectations, with most assuming that average open hours would increase after COVID. But persistent economic and industry challenges have caused restaurant operators to make hard choices about when and how long they’re open. Still, there is some reason to feel optimistic. This 2.6-hour average reduction in 2023 is a significant improvement from 2022, when restaurants were open an average of 6.4 fewer hours than in 2019. Read the article here for much more information on which segments, states and metropolitan areas were hit hardest: https://hubs.la/Q02DzpXR0 #restaurants #foodservice #covid #restaurantdata #foodindustry

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