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New Australian Restaurant & Cafe Association

The Australian Restaurant & Cafe Association (ARCA) has officially launched as the leading industry body representing the restaurant and cafe segment within Australia’s Accommodation and Foodservice sector.

ARCA aims to be the most influential voice for this $64 billion industry, which employs over 450,000 Australians. With a membership base of more than 54,000 restaurants and cafes, ARCA is dedicated to driving positive change across the sector.

The association is committed to advocating on behalf of its members, offering essential resources, hosting industry events, and providing valuable certifications.

ARCA's mission is to ensure that businesses in the restaurant and cafe segment thrive in an increasingly competitive market. Whether supporting small cafes or large restaurants, ARCA works tirelessly to represent the interests of its members and elevate the entire hospitality industry in Australia.

Visit ARCA's website here

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