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Operations

University uses weights to scale back on food waste

The interactive program aimed to show students how much food gets thrown away in dining halls.

Operations

University resurrects former favorite dishes

The school will begin offering past items favored by students as weekly specials.

As consumer demand for cleaner ingredients continues to grow, operators might want to pay extra attention to pesticides in their produce for transparency’s sake. And to these fruits and vegetables in particular.

When it comes to fostering engagement in sustainability efforts, you can step up and do the work, or wait for it to happen to you, says Keith Soster.

FSD pairs the results of our 2017 Operator Renovation Survey with a look back at real-life examples that highlight FSDs who successfully put change into action.

Question:What are  some of the most successful menu items you introduced in 2016?Answers from FSD's Culinary CouncilSpinach mashed potatoes with brown butter and garlic, and coconut curry pork with As...

The smoothies are part of an initiative to promote healthy eating and fitness.

To encourage students to visit area restaurants, the cafe will only serve light breakfast and lunch items.

The bowl can be eaten by students following vegan and lactose-free diets.

New program has increased number of breakfasts served from 500 to 3,000 per week.

Through the grant, the districts have hired a farm to school team, implemented a farm to school menu day and purchased fruit sectioners so students can slice their own fruit.

The plan includes unlimited meal swipes and is meant to encourage community amongst peers.

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