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FL Ratio for Restaurants (Ratio of Food Cost and Labor Cost to Total Sales)

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The FL ratio is an indicator of the proportion of food costs and labor costs relative to sales; F stands for Food (food costs), and L stands for Labor (labor costs).
What is the target FL ratio for restaurant management? While it varies by business type, the average is said to be between 55% and 65%. Let’s start by aiming for an FL ratio of 55%.
Note that the labor costs referred to here are calculated based on total labor expenses, which include not only monthly salaries but also bonuses and various employee benefit costs.
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