Dana Moran

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Operations

What’s keeping C&U operators up at night?

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.

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How Cleveland is catering the Republican National Convention

FoodService Director takes a sneak peek behind the scenes at Cleveland’s Quicken Loans Arena, where logistics for the Republican National Convention have been coming together for more than a year.

Deputy Editor Dana Moran grew up in a household of questionable food safety. Here are some transgressions/worst practices that she still commits today.

Three noncommercial operators from across the country talk about the needs food trucks are filling on their campuses—and whether they will have staying power.

About 94% of college and university operators and 56% of senior living operators are buying at least some of their products locally, according to data from FoodService Director’s 2016 Foodservice Handbook. And they’re eager to share their strategies for helping others do the same.

Researchers from the Universities of Michigan and Minnesota released a case study that develops a cost-benefit analysis of sustainable products and manufacturing processes.

All eyes in the food industry, whether in the restaurant world or noncommercial dining, are, it seems, turned to clean menu labels and sustainable dishes, but sustainability and social responsibility extend beyond the menu to all areas of an operation.

Read highlights from the NRA Show's first Noncommercial Conference, held Monday, May 23, at McCormick Place in Chicago.

Yale Hospitality Associate Vice President and 2016 Gold Plate winner Rafi Taherian shares his success at the 2016 National Restaurant Association Show's Noncommercial Conference.

While the Food Date Labeling Act as written only applies to consumer food products, it could have a trickle-down effect on other areas of the food industry.

With big names partnering with energy providers through rebate programs, it could be prime time to catch some rays—but only if the investment fits.

The Giants created The Yard in March 2015 in part as a campaign tool for the larger Mission Rock Development Project, which passed the November ballot.

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