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Montana State University chefs visit local farm

 By FSD Staff on May 04, 2018

The trip aimed to give foodservice staff a better sense of what’s behind their ingredients.

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Student receives $500 in dining dollars for winning eatery name

 By FSD Staff on May 04, 2018

One World Cafe is slated to open in 2020.

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How to expand late-night dining

By Lynn Freehill-Maye on May 03, 2018

Take a cue from the hospitality or retail sectors and serve customers more hours of the day.

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Mass. looks to end lunch shaming

By FSD Staff on May 03, 2018

The state recently introduced legislation that would prohibit districts from the practice.

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Proposed farm bill could impact thousands of Wis. students who qualify for lunch assistance

By FSD Staff on May 03, 2018

More than 23,000 students would no longer be automatically enrolled for free or reduced-price meals, according to a recent memo.

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Ohio university to scrap Aramark

By FSD Staff on May 01, 2018

A summer vendor switch will result in 75 workers being laid off.

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How FSD magazine—and noncommercial foodservice—has changed over 30 years

By Benita Gingerella on May 01, 2018

Since FSD launched 30 years ago, the magazine has evolved along with the ever-innovating and changing industry it covers.

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Safety in the era of the school shooting

By Gwen Purdom on May 01, 2018

In the wake of the events in Uvalde, Texas, foodservice operators may be asking how they fit into the safety response should the worst occur. The insights shared in this 2018 article remain relevant today.

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School Nutrition Association names 2018 School Lunch Heroes

By Benita Gingerella on May 01, 2018

The winners will be honored at the SNA’s Annual National Conference this summer.

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UC strike to include hospital foodservice staff

By FSD Staff on May 01, 2018

The three-day strike will involve more than 9,000 service workers in California.

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