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Top 10 Stories of 2013

 By Becky Schilling on Dec. 19, 2013

Before you ring in the New Year, take a look back at the stories that caught our readers' attention in the past year. Here are our most popular stories of 2013, as determined by readers.

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Congressmen urge blocking of Chinese poultry in school lunches

Dec. 19, 2013

On Wednesday, House of Representatives urged lawmakers to block Chinese poultry and other nutrition programs in school lunches due to the country’s poor food safety record.

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Connecticut school hosts culinary competition in cafeteria

Dec. 18, 2013

On Tuesday, Killingly Intermediate School's assistant principals participated in a culinary competition.

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The Big Picture 2013: Menu

Dec. 17, 2013

See what operators are serving on their lunch, dinner and dessert menus and what categories they expect to grow in the next two years.

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Feeling saucy

By Lindsey Ramsey on Dec. 17, 2013

Operators get creative to make tomato sauces their own.

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The Big Picture 2013: Operations

Dec. 17, 2013

Our research shows few operators expect their catering revenue to decrease in the next two years. That data and more is covered in this survey.

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Montana schools join movement to take mystery out of meat

Dec. 17, 2013

A new video explains how Kalispell Public School District's local beef purchases contribute to the economy.

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Signature Series: Barbecue

Dec. 17, 2013

Whether you're from Texas, Kansas, Memphis or North Carolina, barbecue is a big customer draw, especially when served carved to order, like it's done at DD's BBQ at Dell's headquarters in Round Rock, Texas.

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The Big Picture 2013: Workforce

Dec. 17, 2013

Salary info, director's profile, increasing responsibilities and the impact of technology are covered in this year's workforce survey.

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Operators eye new generation of vending machines as labor-free fresh food channel

Dec. 16, 2013

The machines are placed in areas of high foot traffic to capture sales.

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