FSD Update

Operations

University markets ‘Meal of the Week’ to encourage diverse eating

Asbury University's tactics include displaying posters and small cards of the featured meal, as well as its recipe, on every table in the cafeteria.

Operations

How one Calif. district is making school lunch more appealing

Clovis Unified School District officials advise gathering student input and watching food trends.

The $40 million kitchen has been in the works for several years, and should cut down on the use of prepackaged meals.

The University of Louisville’s template helps students choose correct portion sizes and healthier foods.

Cambridge Public Schools in Massachusetts and Vashon Island School District in Washington top Niche’s 2016 list of districts with the best food.

An international nonprofit has certified Muse School for its efforts to promote nutrition in an environmentally friendly way.

Officials say Plains to Plate is the first retail concept on a college campus to achieve Gluten-Free Food Service certification.

The food cart aims to provide alternative meal options for students who want to leave campus for lunch, officials say.

One FSD at a New York school district has gotten her students to eat kale by using marketing slogans like, “What doesn’t kale you makes you stronger.”

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