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Noncommercial sector to grow moderately in 2016, NRA says

Contract-managed facilities should enjoy a slightly stronger increase, and the gains will not be evenly shared among major segments, according to the National Restaurant Association's just-released sales forecast for 2016.

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K-12 foodservices take on Mother Nature

Knowing some children won’t eat if access to cafeteria meals is cut off, school foodservices are finding ways to stay in operation when bad weather cancels classes.

Unite Here is citing high housing costs and the pay of executives as proof that it needs to represent the employees of Intel’s Guckenheimer-managed foodservice.

As 2016 gets underway with state budgets still not approved in Illinois and Pennsylvania, state grants for higher education remain in limbo. For some students, that means not having enough money for their meal plan or groceries this past semester.

Not only are these ideas imaginative and inspiring, they work hard to improve business and drive trends. They are easy to steal for noncommercial as well.

The foodservice provider, in partnership with the Los Angeles-based culinary company, has signed a 10-year contract to provide exclusive food and restaurant services at the summer concert venue.

The National Strategy to Promote the Health of Honey Bees and Other Pollinators aims to reduce honey bee colony losses during winter to no more than 15%.

The baseball stadium’s concessionaire won’t say how much the disruptions in the Orioles’ schedule have hurt business, but another source indicates it's considerable.

The Frank Gehry-designed cafeteria in the New York City 4 Times Square skyscraper will be retained by the building’s new owners.

Non-commercial foodservice is now more than a $82 billion industry, according to research firm Technomic’s annual study.

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