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How foodservice operators are keeping up with the demand for transparency

For operators, the next steps in transparency are local sourcing, cooking from scratch, working closely with suppliers and developing their own products.

Operations

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The hottest renovation this week in noncommercial foodservice may be our revamped website.

Consultant Jim Sullivan offered some practical pointers during his educational session at the National Restaurant Association Show.

Instead of spending time portioning cauliflower into precise steaks or florets, give in to its nature, says Ron DeSantis, director of culinary excellence at Yale.

The search for different ways to satisfy consumers' hunger for bolder flavors is leading some operators to try innovative uses of familiar root vegetables.

So long, chicken Parm—hello, Cuban sandwich. What consumers want between two slices of bread is changing at a considerable clip, says a new Technomic study on sandwich trends.

Three noncommercial operators from across the country talk about the needs food trucks are filling on their campuses—and whether they will have staying power.

Chain restaurants have taken a cue from carnivals this summer, churning out new iterations of fried-anything fare faster than a tilt-a-whirl. Here’s a sampling of the sort of concoctions that may also find a foothold in noncommercial ops.

The germ wasn't killed by temperatures as high as 160 degrees.

A vote could come as soon as today.

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