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School district considers revoking student privileges to slash meal debt

The new policy is being weighed as a way to reduce the district’s meal deficit. Students who receive free or reduced-price lunches would be omitted from the policy.

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What awaits K-12 operators this school year?

Here's a handful of trends and regulatory changes poised to impact school foodservice in the 2017-18 year including potential confusion over meal policies.

A partnership with UM's on-campus farm aims to aid the university’s sustainable sourcing goals.

Power Up Tuesdays and International Thursdays will become weekly fixtures at lunch. The menu changes developed out of students’ requests for more diverse options.

Over 500 cafeteria employees at Facebook’s headquarters have unionized in an effort to secure higher wages and better health benefits, The Mercury News reports.

The California district said it has banned the beverage due to the amount of added sugar and extra calories it contains. The ban will begin this fall.

Ohio University Director of Culinary Services Rich Neumann was on Wednesday evening awarded NACUFS’ 49th annual Theodore W. Minah Distinguished Service Award, the association’s highest honor.

Officials hope the move will help curb the $2 million deficit in its nutrition budget.

Competition for share of stomach is stepping up.

Vegetables with labels such as “crispy” and “caramelized” were chosen more often than those with more basic descriptions.

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