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University pledges to spend more on local food without raising costs

The University of Utah has joined the Real Food Challenge, pledging to spend 20 percent of the school’s food budget on ‘real food’ over the next five years.

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USDA to offer Greek yogurt in schools nationwide

Starting this fall the U.S. Department of Agriculture will offer Greek yogurt as a meat alternative in school lunches.

Students at one Indiana college allege foodservice workers play favorites among students, giving some bigger portions than others.

Sodexo announced it is increasing meal swipe prices by five-percent at one Hawaii university due to increases in electricity and other factors.

An Indiana Congressman is seeing a lot of food being thrown away in school cafeterias due to ‘the stupidity of [federal] regulations.’

Children with food allergies are faced with bullying in schools. However, many students don’t report it to anyone.

The Princeton Review has announced the Top 50 green colleges.

Memorial University officials say parents and students now perceive they are getting sub-standard service and quality on an ongoing basis.

One senior living organization is rethinking dining operations, taking a restaurant-style approach while also promoting green causes and community interaction.

Some parents and teachers say the free meal takes up class time and wastes food by serving students who don’t want or need it.

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