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University reworks to-go options across campus

Starting this fall, students will be able to enjoy on-the-go items such as bento boxes and Greek yogurt panna cotta.

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School district considers revoking student privileges to slash meal debt

The new policy is being weighed as a way to reduce the district’s meal deficit. Students who receive free or reduced-price lunches would be omitted from the policy.

The new items include bean tamales, teriyaki patty sandwiches and “sausage” subs. The vegan menu will be served this fall, and students will be asked for their feedback.

Often relegated to the breakfast bar, bulk yogurt has more BOH potential than operators may realize.

Changing your frame of mind can change the game, speakers noted at this week’s Association for Healthcare Foodservice conference near Washington, D.C.

Whether or not a commissary is logical for an operation comes down to costs versus benefits. An operation should consider these factors when centralizing operations.

Several trends are poised to impact college and university foodservice in the 2017-18 school year. Here, FSD dives into a handful such as labor concerns and more.

Hooters is trying a new model with counter-service ordering plus a full-service bar and dining area. The restaurant was nearly full 15 minutes after opening.

The rules and regulations to keep an eye out for in your area including scheduling, minimum wage, and paid family leave changes.  

Operators are redoubling efforts to turn food scraps into inventive dishes and drinks. Here are a few unique solutions to the waste problem.

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