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Congressman: One-size-fits-all lunch rules are recipe for disaster

An Indiana Congressman is seeing a lot of food being thrown away in school cafeterias due to ‘the stupidity of [federal] regulations.’

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Sodexo raises meal plan fee at HI college by 5%

Sodexo announced it is increasing meal swipe prices by five-percent at one Hawaii university due to increases in electricity and other factors.

Evidence of how well healthy meals are going over is found in the bags of garbage that custodians haul to the dumpster.

NPR reports high room and board expenses leave students paying about $24 a day for food on the cheapest meal plan – twice what the government says an average American spends.

A former cafeteria worker at Keystone Oaks School District in Pittsburgh, Penn., could serve up to one year in jail after pleading guilty to stealing more than $90,000 from students’ meal accounts.

Although free lunches are available to all students in Wilkes County, more students are not taking advantage due to their dissatisfaction with food served under the new federal nutrition guidelines—resulting in the program losing money.

The Fight for $15 showed up on more than 170 college campuses across America on tax day.

The schoolhouse is becoming the new cookhouse. In the U.S., 1 in 5 households with children are considered food insecure.

A Sodexo supervisor says utensil theft is driving costs and hampering the dining atmosphere at his university.

Foodservice workers at a Vermont high school want to get out of a union, which they say, is taking away their benefits.

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