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Sometimes the concept of stealth health can be actualized in something as simple as a name change. That’s how Holy Cross Dining, at the College of the Holy Cross, solved the problem of how to convince students to eat more healthfully, when it introd

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Texas A&M contracts with Compass Group for foodservice

Contract worth $260 million in extra revenue and cost savings over the next 10 years.

Aramark at University of Houston says student response to trucks has been positive.

Two large dining hall renovations are bringing foodservice trends to Lawrence.

We are using undergraduate interns who need nutrition or foodservice experience to be an on-call group for special events. We call them “The Incr’edibles.’” We plan to use them for secret shopper experiments. 

Even though we have huge menus customers keep asking for more variety. Over time, we removed items from the menu so they are not offered daily and therefore are not perceived as the “same old thing.” Pizza, for example, is always considered pi

Keene State, UNH and Bates among the honorees.

FoodService Director’s 2012 Contractor Census is a snapshot of the contract market, based on information from the 2010-2011 fiscal year, supplied by 38 firms.

Some people influence by getting lots of headlines and making splashy announcements. Others influence by digging in and doing the work. Julaine Kiehn is a digger. What Kiehn has done to influence the industry in her 24 years in foodservice is to help nurt

If you mention Mary Molt to operators outside of the college and university segment, very often the name will not ring a bell with them. But mention “Food For Fifty” to those same people and usually there is instant recognition, followed by pr

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