health and wellness

Operations

A deeper dive into team meals

Columbia University Sports Dietician Andrew James Pierce describes how he works together with foodservice to create team menus that maximize performance.

Workforce

Ask the experts: Making transgender employees feel comfortable

We recently hired a transgender employee. As an employer, how do I appropriately accommodate this employee, from locker rooms to preparing my current staff?

Starting this fall, a breakfast of protein, a grain, fruit and milk will be served in most elementary school classrooms.

Real Food at NU pledges 20 percent of Northwestern’s dining hall food will meet “real food” criteria by 2020.

The nutrition center at Louisiana State University’s football-operations facility will feature a dining room, kitchen, lounge area and “fueling station” that will be open during extended hours.

During a hearing before the House Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Elementary and Secondary Education, the School Nutrition Association’s incoming vice president, Dr. Lynn Harvey, testified about the costs of complying with new regulations on school meals and snacks.

Kathy King offers insight on how to tailor sourcing initiatives to a senior living facility.

Six percent of children and 3 percent of adults now suffer from food allergies, with the main culprits being gluten, milk, eggs, fish, nuts and soy.

An FSD hired a registered dietician to make sure her frontline staff knew enough about what they were serving to answer customers’ questions with confidence.

Directors of a Frederick, Maryland, summer camp want to help children with severe allergies to have some fun with food for a change.

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