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Operations

City’s wage hike did not slash foodservice jobs, study shows

The findings on the effect of Seattle’s minimum wage increase contradict those from a study last year.

Operations

UVa teams up with nonprofit for healthier dining options

A new initiative brings locally grown greens to students for less.

College and university operators have their own unique strengths and challenges. But there are some shared views across segments. Here, you'll find a snapshot of the business-building opportunities—for C&U operators in particular—from our recent State of the Industry survey.

The data points to mixed results about the method of qualifying students for free or reduced-price lunch.

Opponents of Eastern Michigan University’s plan to partner with Chartwells are calling for the school to reconsider.

During a recent summit FSD hosted with a dozen C&U operators, the people behind some of the nation’s top programs told us what’s keeping them up at night.

Foodservice directors across the country have boosted K-12 participation by tapping into technology and innovation.

The new fast-casual concept brings healthy, Mediterranean-inspired eats exclusively to Aramark’s business-dining clients.

As associate director of food and nutrition services for the U.S. Olympic Committee, Terri Moreman leads foodservice at the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Colorado.

By limiting the supply of certain dishes, like Yale University did when it slashed chicken tenders, operators have created a demand—and also hype.

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