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We have a lot of Burmese patients who have literacy issues and can’t read our menus, so we started a room service style just for them.

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Indiana State U. raises meal plan costs


Indiana State University students will be seeing an increase in cost for the standard housing and meal plans next year.

Quinte Health Care administrators are proposing a switch from cafeterias to big-name food franchises in its three southern hospitals.

Buried in the giant spending bill were provisions that prohibit the federal government from requiring less salt in school lunches and allow schools to obtain exemptions from whole-grain requirements for pasta and tortillas.

A Colorado school district is raffling off prizes such as movie tickets and iPods to students who decide to buy lunch at any campus cafeteria in town.

Bobby Huerta has made a difference at Legacy Retirement Communities by improving recipes and earning his certification as a Certified Healthcare Chef.

Cooking from scratch could be the hottest trend in breakfast among non-commercial operators, according to The Big Picture research.

Aramark, foodservice partner for the Pflugerville Independent School District, has opened the first food trailer in town.

Click through Snapshots of all the recipes featuring healthier takes from the December 2014 issue. This month features comfort foods.

FoodService Director’s The Big Picture research project has gathered intel on issues of importance to operators in all segments of non-commercial foodservice.

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