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University of Kentucky agrees to 15-year deal with Aramark

Saying it will “transform overnight the way we provide a vital service to our campus,” University of Kentucky President Eli Capilouto said the university is moving forward with a 15-year, nearly $250 million contract with Aramark to provide dining services for UK.

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Students slow to adapt to healthier food options

Declining interest in healthier food items in schools are leading some to drop off meal programs.

Recently, the National School Lunch Program has been under fire regarding strict nutrition standards. Congress wants to roll back these standards, claiming that schools find it difficult to meet these standards while still appealing to students.

Concord School District's foodservice director served thousands of pounds of fresh meat and produce during his first year at the school.

Café de Novo has been announced as the replacement vendor for the space that will be left vacant by the soon-to-depart Law Refectory Café.

Oregon has clearly embraced farm to school programs and is poised to increase the impact local foods have in the lives of school children statewide.

Food companies and restaurants could soon face government pressure to make their foods less salty—a long-awaited federal effort to try to prevent thousands of deaths each year from heart disease and stroke.

According to employee tweets and photos, Apple opened a stunning new Caffè Macs employee cafeteria at the corner of Bandley and Alves Dr. in Cupertino this past Tuesday.

Education secretary Michael Gove will unveil a crackdown on fatty and sweet foods as part of new standards on school meals.

Executives at John Muir Health in California hope the addition of more nutritious, seasonal, and culturally diverse entree choices will improve patients' health beyond their stay.

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