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Student restaurant runs afoul of school nutrition guidelines

High school culinary students have to rethink their restaurant's menu, according to state officials, because it doesn’t follow the new nutrition rules set down by the USDA.

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5 ways to reduce waste and save money

An environmental advocacy group offers several tips to reduce waste and save money—and explains that foodservice departments have a major part to play in the process.

Across the country, campus dining programs are helping students gain knowledge about where their food comes from.

Last month, I suggested that it might be time to put an end to the special dinners that many institutions stage to celebrate Black History Month.

A cafeteria manager resigned last month after being investigated by school officials over missing lunch money.

For the second time, Vermont legislators voted down legislation that would have protected employees who use a company benefit, such as a sick day, from employer retribution.

Chef Kyle Williams has taken the Live Blue Kitchen and Café at Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City to a new level, creating healthy, gourmet options for employees.

Chefs at Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y., faced off March 25 in the first Fruit & Vegetable Recipe Contest.

In October 2014, an Aramark employee instructed kitchen workers to serve food that had been thrown into the trash to fellow inmates. The Michigan Department of Corrections says Aramark fired the employee.

After outrage from its members, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics will end its partnership with Kraft, through which the academy’s ‘Kids Eat Right’ label appeared on the cheese product.

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