Operations

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Operations

School draws fire by tying students’ classroom work to lunch-line position

A petition drive is underway to preserve a first-come, first-served set-up.

Operations

Elementary school’s new program gives students a healthy start

Jackson Elementary students not only receive a free breakfast, but also have more opportunities each morning for physical activity and academic help.

When it comes to capturing the attention of America’s young consumers, Starbucks reigns supreme, according to Piper Jaffray’s Fall 2015 survey of 9,400 teens.

During the Food Recovery Summit in November, the Environmental Protection Agency named the 2015 National Award Winners of its Food Recovery Challenge.

Cafeterias are closing down at some Quinte Health Care hospitals and will be replaced with auxiliary cafes or retail food operations.

Holiday events are a time for cheer—and can be a huge revenue driver at noncommercial operations. But with those additional diners come additional turkeys.

While induction cooking’s safety, speed and efficiency appeals in modern kitchens, the technology itself isn’t new. Induction only started in the mid-1990s.

By taking advantage of federal programs and partnering with their communities, K-12 foodservice operations are tackling food insecurity in their districts.

All 1,124 schools in Los Angeles were shuttered, disrupting cafeteria operations for the day.

A doctor summarizes the basics.

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