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The sharing of knowledge is a pillar of FoodService Director. We have been showcasing peer-to-peer information and success stories from the beginning.

Operations

Trends chefs want to disappear in 2018

What are you sick of? Here are the trends FSD's Chefs’ Council members wish would go away, including kale, fast food, pumpkin spice, healthy desserts and more.

Operators are finding two-pronged approaches to getting rid of the old. Here, foodservice operators dish on three preferred methods of ridding kitchens of obsolete cooking equipment.

P.S. 1 is the third public school in New York City to go meatless.

Tastes shift from the traditional in FSD’s 2017 LTC/Senior Living Census. Read on to see how things have changed from 2016—and how operators are responding to new demands across the board.

The switch to meals on demand is intended to boost food quality while reducing waste.

FoodService Director is pleased to welcome some new members to its FSD's Culinary Council, a panel of chefs from C&U, B&I, hospitals, senior living and K-12.

These up-and-comers could provide some retail inspiration. FoodService Director’s sister magazine Restaurant Business ranks the fastest growing small- to medium-size restaurant chains.

The group of urban school districts has gained three new members. The group will reach 3.6 million students and increasing its yearly purchasing might to $735 million.

Here's how FSDs are engaging students with their operations—and what they're looking to do so in the coming year. 

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