Nearly 500 restaurateurs from across the nation have convened in Washington to lobby their lawmakers on critical legislative issues impacting the foodservice industry. Attendees at the National Restaurant Association’s 24th annual Public Affairs Conference are expected to visit lawmakers on Capitol Hill on Thursday, carrying a pro-business message that addresses such initiatives as job creation, business meal deductibility and food safety. Sally Smith, chief executive of ...
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