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Trump taps ex-Ga. governor as agriculture secretary

Sonny Perdue will oversee the programs that impact student feeding.

Operations

DC poised to enforce paid leave

Legislation passed on Tuesday would require the district's private sector foodservice operators to provide workers with family and medical time off.

FSD's managing editor looks back on the top five biggest surprises she encountered this year. 

As more jurisdictions join the ranks, here are some potential side effects felt by operators. 

Temple University students may see plan costs go up at the start of the next school year.

The city’s 1,800 public school cafeterias received 8,114 health violations in the past year.

The department says the web-based process will improve the programs’ integrity.

A federal judge has temporarily suspended enactment of the new overtime rules. But where does that leave foodservice operations, in the short term and for the long haul?

This election season shook up the status quo. Here's where operators might feel the reverberations.

Foodservice operators in four states will be required to pay a higher minimum wage as a result of voters’ decision on Tuesday to enact a pay hike.

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