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How labeling legislation could change food waste

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.

Operations

Labor Dept. mandates overtime for managers making under $47K

Far more managers will qualify for time-and-a-half pay unless their salaries are raised or their hours are cut.

Students at a local school will learn how to make vegetarian tamales and later showcase the dishes they helped create.

Advice Squad member Jim Korner suggests starting with evaluating your team members against the competencies they must possess in order to tailor the training. 

From pit-roasted whole hogs to smokehouse brisket, barbecue celebrates the time-honored techniques and traditions of regions from central Texas to Memphis.

Chef Larry Posen's "Streets of Chicago" station at University Center In Chicago remakes ethnic dishes, including Tikka Masala inspired by Little India.

Pests, pollen, weather, uneven ground and food safety risks are some of the issues that can make outdoor dining a challenge. But, the obstacles are worth overcoming.

Picking a supplier who can meet an operation’s needs at a reasonable cost is challenging, so having a set system of selection and standards can be crucial.

FoodService Director spoke to operators from across noncommercial foodservice to gather their top tips on getting the most out of conferences and events.

The district plans to add more nutritious meals to its menu after participating in a demonstration led by Master Chef Jimmy Gherardi.

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