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Aramark adopts new global animal welfare policies

 By Bianca N. Herron on May 01, 2015

The new practices will extend to operations and growers outside of the United States.

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Schools targeted by hungry burglar

 May 01, 2015

A burglar made off with snacks after breaking into two schools from the same town in Mississippi.

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Madison Square Garden to go vegan for a concert

May 01, 2015

No meat, dairy or egg-containing products will be served at concessions during the show by Morrissey, a noted vegan.

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Hospital plants garden to serve better food

May 01, 2015

A chef at a South Dakota-area hospital is growing his own herbs and flowers to spice up the cafeteria.

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Retired generals: U.S. kids too fat to fight

May 01, 2015

Some former top-ranked military officials say prioritizing healthy school meals and fitness is a matter of national security, citing 69% of young adults in Minnesota cannot serve due to poor health.

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Delaware North takes a hit at Camden Yards

Apr. 30, 2015

The baseball stadium’s concessionaire won’t say how much the disruptions in the Orioles’ schedule have hurt business, but another source indicates it's considerable.

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14 colleges & universities with the highest delivery sales during finals

Apr. 30, 2015

GrubHub has compiled a list of the schools where students are most likely to order from outside restaurants rather than eat in the foodservice operations.

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Faculty sympathizes with foodservice workers in negotiations with Sodexo

Apr. 30, 2015

The University of Vermont’s faculty union is pressing the administration to seek concessions if the administration sticks with Sodexo, including a $15.83 “livable wage.”

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Officials say 4-year-old pork was served to students

Apr. 30, 2015

Local officials said they were outraged to hear students in one Tennessee district were served roast pork that might have been frozen for as long as six years.

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Peanut products banned from several baseball stadiums

Apr. 30, 2015

More concessionaires are taking precaution so that fans with severe peanut allergies can attend safely.

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