Vol. IV, No. 7, July 2004
- Editor's Corner
- Americans Moving to Enriching & Social Experiences
- Last Chance to Attend Foundations Entertainment University
- Chuck E. Cheese Gets Pie'd
- Theme Park Economics
- Looking for a Seminar on Edutainment?
- Reality Restaurant Video Game
- Who Administers ADA?
- 100th Anniversary of the Hamburger
- EM-Newsletter
- Two Strikes and You're Out!
- New Lighthouse Menu at Red Lobster
- Targeting Socio-Economic/Lifestyle Groups
- So Much Information!
- Whac-A-Moles on the Loose
- New Projects
New Lighthouse Menu at Red Lobster
It
looks like there is a major trend afoot. In our March 2003 issue, we discussed
Ruby Tuesday's new menu that included nutritional information
(click to read). Now, Red Lobster has joined the bandwagon with their a new LightHouse Menu designed
to provide guests with nutritional information for some of the company's most
popular menu items. Available at the more than 670 Red Lobster restaurants
throughout North America, the new menu lists over 30 items, including an appetizer,
numerous entrees, side dishes, dipping sauces and beverages, with the calorie,
carbohydrate and fat content for each.
We predict that full nutritional information on restaurant menus will shortly become a standard practice in the industry, something that consumers will expect. Consumers want choices, and they want full information with which to make their choices.
Vol. IV, No. 7, July 2004
- Editor's Corner
- Americans Moving to Enriching & Social Experiences
- Last Chance to Attend Foundations Entertainment University
- Chuck E. Cheese Gets Pie'd
- Theme Park Economics
- Looking for a Seminar on Edutainment?
- Reality Restaurant Video Game
- Who Administers ADA?
- 100th Anniversary of the Hamburger
- EM-Newsletter
- Two Strikes and You're Out!
- New Lighthouse Menu at Red Lobster
- Targeting Socio-Economic/Lifestyle Groups
- So Much Information!
- Whac-A-Moles on the Loose
- New Projects
