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NRA Show 2012 tops 61.000 visitors
May 15, 2012
NRA Show 2012 tops 61.000 visitors
The 93rd National Restaurant Association Restaurant, Hotel Motel Show and 5th annual International Wine, Spirits & Beer Event posted strong growth in both attendee and exhibitor numbers. This year's event attracted 61,000+ registrants.
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The Great Big Idaho® Potato Truck 'Big' Hit at NRA Show
May 15, 2012
The Great Big Idaho® Potato Truck 'Big' Hit at NRA Show
All eyes were peeled on the Idaho Potato Commission’s (IPC) Great Big Idaho® Potato Truck when it blew into the Windy City (Chicago) for the annual National Restaurant Association (NRA) Show.
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Chicago mayor opens NRA Show
May 05, 2012
Chicago mayor opens NRA Show
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emmanuel officially opened the National Restaurant Association, Restaurant, Hotel-Motel Show this morning. Emmanuel shared ribbon-cutting duties with NRA Chairman Rosalyn "Roz' Mallet (PhaseNext Hospitality) before touring the ...
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April 25, 2012
NRA Show exhibition space has completely sold out
The 2012 National Restaurant Association Restaurant, Hotel-Motel Show has completely sold out its exhbit floor space.
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National Restaurant Association Offers e?Learning Opportunities 365 Days a Year
November 16, 2011
National Restaurant Association Offers e?Learning Opportunities 365 Days a Year
Attendee registration for National Restaurant Association Restaurant, Hotel?Motel Show (NRA Show) 2012 and International Wine, Spirits &Beer Event (IWSB) is now open. Attending the live Show is always a unique experience. However, in case you cann...
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The NRA is looking for cutting edge kitchen equipment for the 2012 Kitchen Innovations Awards
September 14, 2011
The NRA is looking for cutting edge kitchen equipment for the 2012 Kitchen Innovations Awards
The National Restaurant Association is calling on foodservice equipment manufacturers to apply for its 2012 Kitchen Innovations Awards. Selected by an independent panel of experts, the award recipients represent the most groundbreaking equipment on the...
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NRA Show 2012 moved to new dates
July 27, 2011
NRA Show 2012 moved to new dates
The National Restaurant Association has decided to move up the NRA show 2012 to avoid overlap with the Global G8 and NATO Summit. Those events are set for May 15 through 22, 2012. The 2012 National Restaurant Association Restaurant, Hotel-Motel Show w...
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Positive Growth, Operator Optimism Prevalent at 2011 National Restaurant Association
June 27, 2011
Positive Growth, Operator Optimism Prevalent at 2011 National Restaurant Association
The 92nd annual National Restaurant Association Restaurant Show showed positive growth in attendee and exhibitor numbers
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Omega-9 Oils from Dow AgroSciences Remove 1 Billion Pounds of Bad Fats from Diet
May 23, 2011
Omega-9 Oils from Dow AgroSciences Remove 1 Billion Pounds of Bad Fats from Diet
Omega-9 Oils from Dow AgroSciences have helped remove over 1 billion pounds of saturated and trans fats from the North American diet with beneficial economic and nutritional impact on the food industry.
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Top Culinary Masters and Celebrity Chefs to Heat Up World Culinary Showcase at NRA Show 2011
May 16, 2011
Top Culinary Masters and Celebrity Chefs to Heat Up World Culinary Showcase at NRA Show 2011
Celebrity chefs - you watch them create masterpieces on TV, and now you have a chance to see them up close and personal in the World Culinary Showcase at the 2011 National Restaurant Association Restaurant, Hotel-Motel Show.
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2011 NRA Show
May 10, 2011
National Restaurant Association Announces First Annual Food and Beverage Product Innovations Award Recipients
The National Restaurant Association today announced the recipients of its first annual Food &Beverage Product Innovations Awards, which recognize progressive food and beverage products that will make a significant impact in the restaurant industry...
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Colin Powell keynotes Pack Expo Las Vegas
April 14, 2011
Colin Powell to keynote NRA Show 2011
General Colin L. Powell (Ret.) will share insights into global events, and the impact those changes and issues will have in the United States and abroad, at the National Restaurant Association’s annual trade show next month.
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