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Univ. of Michigan fires catering company due to contract violation

The University of Michigan recently cut ties with Opus One Catering, which had provided food for the university’s North Campus Research Complex cafeteria, catered lunches and other catering-specific events.

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N.Y. bill targets training for food-industry workers

The bipartisan Apprenticeship and Jobs Training Act of 2015 would create a $5,000 tax credit for employers using apprenticeships to train workers in high-demand industries, such as food and beverage.

Sysco acknowledges that it may end its attempt at a merger, but says it will study the matter for several days.

The nutrition center at Louisiana State University’s football-operations facility will feature a dining room, kitchen, lounge area and “fueling station” that will be open during extended hours.

During a hearing before the House Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Elementary and Secondary Education, the School Nutrition Association’s incoming vice president, Dr. Lynn Harvey, testified about the costs of complying with new regulations on school meals and snacks.

No sooner did the judge hand down his decision than Sysco alerted the industry and investors that it would devote a few days to exploring its options.

Daniel Boone School District laid off 30 cafeteria workers, opting to go with foodservice provider Nutrition Group, which says it will hire most of the workers back.

Directors of a Frederick, Maryland, summer camp want to help children with severe allergies to have some fun with food for a change.

A school district in Fairbanks, Alaska, is dealing with a $192,000 loss in revenue stemming from healthy snacks regulations on top of a proposed $100,000 budget cut.

Kathy King offers insight on how to tailor sourcing initiatives to a senior living facility.

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