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  FOOD SERVICE BUILDINGS
How many employees are there?

There are approximately 2.3 million workers employed in food service buildings across the United States; this is 3 percent of the commercial workforce.

Total Workers

Food service buildings contain an average of  8 workers per building, less than the average for all commercial buildings, which is 17 workers.

There is an average of 578 square feet per worker in food service buildings, less than the average for all commercial buildings, which is 766 square feet per worker.

Square Feet per Worker

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