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B&I locations hire executive chefs to keep employees satisfied

Following the Facebook craze for free food, other tech companies are following suit and offering inhouse foodservice programs.

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Growers’ Insights: Budgeting for Beef

It’s good news, bad news for the beef industry. The bad: The drought has severely reduced feed yields for cattle, resulting in record-high beef prices. The good: Ranchers confirm that although they have many financial pressures, they’re not wo

Whether an operation feeds thousands of people a day or 500 a week, theft will be a problem the foodservice director faces sooner or later. Foodservice directors are often placed in the difficult position of playing Big Brother not only to the customers t

What’s the one thing your kitchen has in common with nearly every other kitchen? An international staff. “When you work with these people, they not only influence your food, they become part of your professional family,” says Aatul Jain,

Click through a Snapshots of all the recipes for the July 2013 issue.

The new Vikings stadium won’t open until July 2016, but it apparently isn’t too early to start mulling over the menu—whether it’s peanuts or prime rib.

With 160 noncommercial accounts to service, Ryan McNulty, director of culinary development for Metz Culinary Management, is constantly innovating. Keeping guests coming back for more—regardless of the season—requires him to seek out new flavor

Food management company is opening a new business center in Tennessee, following the retirement of its chief executive.

Law to take effect next July would impact schools, colleges, hospitals and other institutions.

I like having cash in my pocket. I’m old-fashioned that way. When my pockets are empty, I feel poor, even if my bank account says just the opposite.

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