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Federal bill would increase CEP access

H.R. 2567 seeks to lower the threshold of low-income students required for schools and districts to participate in the Community Eligibility Provision, which allows them to serve meals to all students for free.

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Carnegie Mellon serves as both a testing ground and longtime home for local restaurants

The dining program seeks to offer students a true “flavor of Pittsburgh” through five concepts that have been on campus for more than 20 years and others that are brand new.

A cooking class requested by students has become one of the most popular extracurricular activities offered at Edison Elementary School.

With their sales windows shortened by 31 minutes, MLB stadium feeders are tweaking operations and embracing technology to boost throughput.

Loyola University welcomed Dillard students and employees to its dining halls when their campus went dark for several days.

For the first time in a year and a half, the annual increase in prices for food away from home exceeded inflation at retail food outlets.

The foodservice provider is bringing a range of flavors to the fore with its food truck-inspired pop-up.

Also in this week’s legislation update: North Carolina debuts two bills related to school nutrition, and Massachusetts funds universal free meals through the end of the school year.

Expanded snack options enhance customer’s store experience, drives traffic, boosts sales and offers attractive profitability.

The district partnered with nonprofit Eat.Learn.Play on the renovations.

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