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Researchers from the Universities of Michigan and Minnesota released a case study that develops a cost-benefit analysis of sustainable products and manufacturing processes.

Operations

The menu and beyond: Hot NRA Show sustainability tips

All eyes in the food industry, whether in the restaurant world or noncommercial dining, are, it seems, turned to clean menu labels and sustainable dishes, but sustainability and social responsibility extend beyond the menu to all areas of an operation.

Read highlights from the NRA Show's first Noncommercial Conference, held Monday, May 23, at McCormick Place in Chicago.

Check out how these universities are capturing off-campus students, slicing labor in half and shrinking pre-consumer food waste.

School officials say a USDA pilot program has expanded their access to local food, and provides them with the flexibility to order food when they need it.

While the Food Date Labeling Act as written only applies to consumer food products, it could have a trickle-down effect on other areas of the food industry.

When looking at the foodservice world through rose-colored glasses, complete environmental sustainability would be a delightful first priority.

With big names partnering with energy providers through rebate programs, it could be prime time to catch some rays—but only if the investment fits.

While May is the beginning of peak season for harvesting local produce, operators are finding ways to extend seasonality and local sourcing into cooler months.

These operations are not just keeping up with consumers; they are setting the pace, creating concepts that are just as transformative, adaptable and resourceful as the people they are serving.

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