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New measure aims to ban new workplace cafeterias in San Francisco

The intent is to boost traffic at local restaurants.

Operations

Aramark pledges to slash use of disposable plastic

The foodservice vendor has committed to cutting down on single-use plastics “significantly” by 2022.

Advocates are calling for universal free meals, while officials at Baltimore County Public Schools worry about losing funding.

Parents and students were able to learn more about the school nutrition program and sample some of the foods to be offered during the school year.

Kids can enjoy the meals for free, while adults pay $2.

The orchard would provide the campus with fruits including apples, paw paws, blueberries, peaches and plums.

The junior markets will allow students to purchase fresh produce using “nutrition education dollars.”

The options will include Thai curry, fajitas, Jamaican jerk chicken and vegan macaroni and cheese.

Beginning this month, dining services will no longer offer items such as plastic bags and straws.

Always trend-setting, innovating and testing the limits of their menus, college and university foodservice operators continue to grapple with changing tastes, demographics and expectations. Here's how they're doing it.

Here's how often consumers say they eat sandwiches either at home or away.

Through the Community Eligibility Provision, PSUSD students will receive breakfast and lunch free of charge.

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