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Photos from Day 3 at MenuDirections 2014

Culinary Workshops and the Chris Ivens-Brown close out the conference.

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Photos from Day 2 at MenuDirections 2014

Gerry Ludwig, Health & Wellness workshops and the awards banquet highlight the second day.

Across the country, ambitious empire builders have turned boring museum cafeterias into destination restaurants. From a New Orleans soda shop in an American history museum to the Pittsburgh conservatory garden café, which grows its own ingredients, here are country’s best places to pair cultural excursions with fantastic food.

The Retail Experience workshops and the Dine-Around highlight the conference's first day.

Foodservices at National Parks will get a healthy and sustainable makeover following new federal rules.

Reducing staff hours/positions is the most often cited tactic operators employ to cut costs (48%). B&I, colleges and schools are more likely than hospitals, nursing homes, long-term care, senior living and retirement homes to cut the number of menu items as a way to reduce costs. Schools (28%) are the most likely to lower costs by making fewer items from scratch. Colleges are the most likely segment to reduce hours of operation (34%).

Headed off to college, alone for the first time and able to eat pretty much anything they please, anytime they want, students often gain a bit of weight.

Breakfast is now being served with a side of sticker shock.

Auxiliary Services Corporation (ASC) has agreed to purchase one acre of farmable land in Preble, N.Y., from Main Street Farms in Homer, N.Y., which should produce roughly 5,000 pounds of Roma tomatoes.

One of the nation's largest food service companies is making a series of changes in support of Michelle Obama's anti-childhood obesity initiative.

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