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Just the facts, sir

I bristle at the clichés reporters use, such as “mystery meat,” or when they make generalizations about food quality based on hearsay or on the writer’s own—often one-time—bad experience.

Operations

South Carolina hospital switches to eco-friendly food containers

To reduce the use of Styrofoam plates and bowls, the hospital has started using plates and bowls made of plant fibers, according to a news release.

Linda Eichenberger, director of child nutrition services for the Oak Hills Local School District in Cincinnati, admires her father, would love to travel through Alaska by car, and wishes she could dance.

Food trucks have been slow to catch on in non-commercial foodservice, according to The Big Picture research.

Two new reports from researchers at the USDA Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging at Tufts University shows little change in fast food portion sizes and product formulation between 1996 and 2013.

According to The Big Picture research, women continue to make up the majority of employees in all market segments.

The majority of operators said they are planning to renovate at least part of one or more of their dining facilities in the next two years.

No one wants to spend Christmas in the hospital, but for those who must, the hospitals want it to feel a bit like home with the familiar taste of a holiday meal.

Three days before Los Angeles lawmakers voted on a proposal to ban genetically modified crops, the world's largest biotechnology trade group hired three top City Hall lobbyists to stop it.

We invite managers to call down and place orders for their units, and we take the lunches up to them.

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