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How one Calif. district is making school lunch more appealing

Clovis Unified School District officials advise gathering student input and watching food trends.

Operations

Calif. district hopes centralized kitchen will improve foodservice

The $40 million kitchen has been in the works for several years, and should cut down on the use of prepackaged meals.

The gig economy, also known as the shared or on-demand economy, leverages app-based technologies to match independent workers and customers.

Officials attribute the uptick to attractive presentation—as well as a cinnamon smoothie.

Operators don't want to be caught without steaming capibilities, but if the kitchen's steamer is on the fritz, it's time to break out the tilt skillet.

A smaller foodservice operation may not be able to have multiple cook-to-order food stations like larger counterparts, but could have one great station.

Andrea Bersamin led a fish-to-school program at two Southwest Alaskan elementary schools. Bersamin and her team developed a purchasing guide for schools.

When a resident's lemon loaf became a hit, the director of dining and nutrition services updated the family recipe it to improve its health profile.

Local sourcing resonates with customers. Here’s how to capitalize on the momentum of the movement while maintaining your operation's food safety.

An international nonprofit has certified Muse School for its efforts to promote nutrition in an environmentally friendly way.

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