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Indulgent buzzwords can lead diners to healthier food choices, study finds

Vegetables with labels such as “crispy” and “caramelized” were chosen more often than those with more basic descriptions.

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District debuts mobile cafe

The cafe will deliver lunch to students during the summer and be used for classes and other programs when school is in session.

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School cafeteria recast as ’50s-inspired diner for summer meals

Its decor includes custom-made murals and a retro fridge stocked with chocolate milk.

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Winsight acquires Grocery Headquarters

FoodService Director’s parent company looks to reinvent the grocery publication.

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Sodexo tries its texting app at the K-12 level

The app, which will soon be available at a high school, allows students to get notifications from their dining program and provide feedback to dining staff.

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Sodexo CEO to step down

Michel Landel will be succeeded by company executive Denis Machuel.

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Shawn LaPean to exit Cal Dining

The dining director at the University of California at Berkeley is retiring.

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21 military foodservice operations honored at NRA Show

The award recipients also participated in a training program at Kendall College.

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University’s shipping container farm to supply produce to dining halls

From its 320-square-foot container, the farm will provide wasabi arugula, basil and kale.

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University considers dropping sugary drinks due to soda tax

School officials are deciding whether they should limit the amount of sweetened beverages served in dining halls or eliminate them altogether.

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8 spaces that innovate

Fresh noncommercial  concepts open their doors with new technology, an eye toward community and inspiration from the good old-fashioned outdoors.

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University pads student meal funds amid cost concerns

The additional funds are being introduced a year after the school switched to an “open” dining plan.

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