NRA’s Restaurant Performance Index flat in April, but still in positive territory
Positive same store-sales and traffic levels in April helped keep the National Restaurant Association’s index of foodservice activity in expansion territory for the fifth consecutive month. The NRA’s Restaurant Performance Index, a monthly composite that tracks the health of and outlook for the foodservice industry, stood at 100.9 in April, essentially flat compared with the March level of 101.0, the association said. A result above the benchmark 100 signifies expansion in the ...
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