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Board alleges cafeteria union negotiated in bad faith

 May 11, 2015

Faced with an outsourcing decision, one Connecticut school board filed a complaint with the state’s Board of Labor Relations alleging the cafeteria workers union negotiated a tentative agreement in bad faith.

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Senator intent on rewriting child nutrition law

 May 11, 2015

Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Pat Roberts wants to enact a new child nutrition law, giving schools more flexibility in meeting standards for school meals.

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Networking scavenger hunt

May 11, 2015

I brought three of my chefs with me to MenuDirections 2015 and gave each of them a list of brain-healthy foods and ingredients to find at the conference, along with certain people they would have to talk with to find out more about the foods.

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Siding with barbecue

By Kate Parham Kordsmeier on May 11, 2015

When it comes to barbecue, foodservice directors are balancing authenticity with innovation in their side dishes.

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Pulses hit their stride

By Lindsey Ramsey on May 11, 2015

Farmers are gearing up to satisfy increasing demand for pulses worldwide.

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Meet the 2015 Silver Plate winners

May 11, 2015

From spearheading tough renovations to championing wellness programs that resonate, these non-commercial operators’ feats and passion make them best in class.

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Aramark outsourcing positive for some, others lose jobs

May 11, 2015

An Arkansas school district has outsourced food services to Aramark, which promises to hire all child nutrition employees with raises and bonuses. However, the foodservice director and foodservice bookkeeper are out.

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Board officials defend one Pennsylvania school district’s food

May 11, 2015

Despite a former Metz Management Culinary employees’ criticism of Hanover Area’s school food, the board president found nothing wrong with it.

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High school feeds students with healthy greenhouse food

May 08, 2015

Students at one Kentucky high school are happy about the two greenhouses on campus, but are more excited about where the foods end up.

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New Jersey Governor rejects bill giving students say in lunch menus

May 08, 2015

Governor Chris Christie vetoed legislation that would require schools to take students’ cultural food preferences into account, saying it would “burden hundreds of school districts.”

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