health and wellness

Operations

8 ways FSDs can boost coffee sales

Noncommercial expects specialty coffee to grow in the next two years. Here's a roundup of examples of how operators are differentiating coffee programs.

Operations

N.Y. college’s new director of dining aims to bring big changes

Jeff Kurto’s plans include serving more personalized, health-oriented and flavorful items at Union College.

Nearly half of respondents believe students do not have enough time to eat.

Officials hope the program will encourage students to make healthy choices and try new foods.

The program seeks to help students eat well and prepare healthy meals by educating them on nutrition, cuisine, farming and art.

Regions Hospital’s new cafeteria offers a build-your-own entree bar along with more fruits, vegetables and sugar-free beverage options.

Flint Community Schools has been giving its 10,000 students bottled water since September.

Officials at the University of Montana say the goal of the program is to help students identify healthy foods.

Here’s how fellow FSDs are taking precautions to minimize disruptions to their operations.

Mark Mollentine is known for transforming cafeteria food typically high in calories, fat and sugar into healthier options. Here are tips for others who want to give it a try.

  • Page 40