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Making more than the minimum

 By Paul King on May 27, 2014

We had a little excitement this week near our corporate office in Chicagoland. More than 100 protesters were arrested Wednesday on the grounds of McDonald’s corporate headquarters, just down the road in Oak Brook.

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Julie Staples

 May 27, 2014

Julie Staples has made an impact on foodservice by leading the training of culinary staff in the new recipe testing process to ensure accuracy.

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UCSB dining services explores value of local food hubs

May 23, 2014

The university started small by adding five or six local and organic items to the salad bar.

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UC Davis turns trash into clean energy

May 22, 2014

Within the dining halls at the University of California, Davis, tossed-out food scraps have recently become empowered—quite literally.

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Meatless Mondays modification

May 22, 2014

Despite the fact that students drove implementation of the program, Meatless Mondays was less than successful at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh.

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What’s hot at dinner?

May 22, 2014

Operators share insights into why certain dinner categories will grow in the next two years.

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Breakfast food prices rise due to climate change

May 20, 2014

In the next couple of years, breakfast cereal food prices will increase due to impacts of climate change.

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Lenoir-Rhyne University donates remaining meal plan meals to homeless

May 19, 2014

Quinn Scarvey of Salisbury graduated from Lenoir-Rhyne University Friday night, but picking up her diploma didn’t make headlines. What she did for Hickory’s homeless population in her last week of school did.

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Non-commercial foodservice operators win big at restaurant show

May 19, 2014

Several non-commercial foodservice operators were honored this weekend at the 2014 National Restaurant Association Show in Chicago.

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Williams College expands No Environmental Impact Program

May 16, 2014

Last week, the Dining Committee presented plans for The No Environmental Impact Program to College Council (CC).

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