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Operations

High school’s new program gives students quick meal options

Officials hope ‘Dine and Dash’ will provide on-the-go students with more meal options before and during school.

Operations

Breakfast kiosks increase student participation

The kiosks at North Rowan and Salisbury High Schools are set up just inside the main doors where students can choose a juice, fruit and muffin.

A behind-the-scenes tour of the movable foodservice operations at Austin Convention Center in Texas during its busiest event of the year.

One elementary school in the Virginia-based district saw an uptick of 117 percent, officials say.

According to a recent report from market researcher Technomic, sales of vegetable and fruit juices are expected to increase in frequency through 2016.

Damian Monticello took the prize in our MenuDirections contest with his team’s idea for helping disabled customers reach displayed products.

FSD’s editors have identified the concepts that abound in ideas with noncommercial applicability. Here’s a sampling.

Some operators are discouraging sugary drinks, while still offering customers an option to buy.

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.

There are more compostable options available than ever in competition with polystyrene, long the disposable packaging of choice thanks to its low cost.

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