Food & Beverage

IFA Seeks $300 Billion to Offset Small Business Losses

Without assistance, between 8,000 and 10,000 restaurants are at risk.

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Restaurants, hit hard by the coronavirus, are relying on drive-throughs and delivery to generate sales.Getty Images
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By Richard Collings

March 20, 2020

While the Families First Coronavirus Relief Act signed into law on Wednesday contains provisions that help small businesses, the International Franchise Association said it also exacerbates their cash flow problems during this trying period.

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Richard Collings

Richard Collings is a retail reporter at Adweek.

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