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New natural disaster prep guide available from the National Restaurant Association

Always Ready: Natural Disasters provides restaurant-specific recommendations for what to do in the event of a natural disaster. By National Restaurant Association on Sep. 23, 2022
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Always Ready: Natural Disasters, a new resource from the National Restaurant Association, provides restaurant-specific recommendations for what to do in advance, during and after a natural disaster. Incorporating best practices from official agencies (FEMA, CDC, Ready.gov) and restaurant operators, the guide is supported by DoorDash and is available free for download.  

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