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Sodexo manager responds to student complaints about lack of healthy fare

University dining services director says his program offers healthy options and actively seeks student input.

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School to serve Domino’s ‘Smart Slice’ pizza every day during cafeteria renovations

A Connecticut high school will serve Domino’s pizza every day in its auxiliary gym, while the cafeteria and kitchen undergo renovations.

After several members of our staff attended a class on smartphone photography, we came back and trained the rest of our staff to take pictures of the plates they prepare.

Students at a Canadian university have taken to social media to complain about Aramark serving undercooked meat, moldy lemons and a fly in a taco. Aramark is investigating the situation.

The Abashiri Prison Museum has a cafeteria where diners can eat a recreation of modern Japanese prison food.

A Winnipeg university is seriously into sustainable eating, incorporating crickets and mealworms into menu items.

A recent survey of its members by the School Nutrition Association revealed that many operators are facing moderate to serious challenges in meeting the stricter nutritional requirements set by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

The latest report from a nonprofit physicians group suggests an unhealthy relationship between fast food chains and some hospitals.

In one New Jersey school district, a foodservice contractor has solved the problem of serving school meals that satisfy both government mandates and students’s appetites.

Students at Pierce College are hungry for fresh food. The campus is the latest in the Los Angeles Community College District where officials have abandoned foodservice to save money.

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