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Operations

Reduce waste with proper ordering, storage

Despite the large amount of produce used at the entirely vegan Muse School in Calabasas, Calif., the great majority is consumed, and there is little spoilage.

Operations

How foodservice operators are keeping up with the demand for transparency

For operators, the next steps in transparency are local sourcing, cooking from scratch, working closely with suppliers and developing their own products.

Marydale DeBor, an associate administrator at the Yale School of Medicine, spoke with FoodService Director about hospital foodservice’s role in healing.

The University of Massachusetts—Amherst invited chefs from a variety of universities to its campus to showcase their favorite dishes for students.

The “clean” halo doesn’t just apply to the captive audiences served by noncommercial foodservice. Technomic says major chains are using real ingredients too.

To keep up with the growing demand for healthy, customizable options, operators are kicking their old salad bars to the curb and engineering new offerings.

It’s no secret millennials crave adventure in their dining experience—about 40 percent seek out any food that’s new and different, according to The Hartman Group. The mystery is how ...

It's not just millennials. The rising public interest in clean food is not expected to subside anytime soon, industry observers and foodservice directors say.

University of Montana chef Tony Martinez wanted to create a fish taco that would appeal to students' spice-seeking palates, so he amped up the flavor.

Cracker Barrel is trying to broaden its reach and capitalize on a prime segment for growth by launching an entirely new fast-casual concept, Holler & Dash.

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