Top 100 Noncom Operators

Top 100 Noncom Operators

3M Center

Last year, 3M Center made changes in its cafeterias, including the use of an innovative cooking oil filtration system that extends the life of cooking oil and recycles waste oil into biodiesel.

Top 100 Noncom Operators

Yahoo headquarters

The URL Cafe at Yahoo was designed with a retro-modern look and feel, offering food from around the world—from Asian to Indian cuisine—at competitive price points.

Late last year, the Tisch Center for Food, Education and Policy at Columbia University’s Teachers College released a report on a pilot program that had been launched at five Bronx schools.

The iconic Pixar Cereal Bar on the company’s 22-acre campus serves up Froot Loops, Frosted Flakes, muesli and—the most popular brand of the bunch—Raisin Bran.

In 2019, the district’s nutrition program focused on webinar-based employee development and training, waste reduction and efficient operations.

SAS cafes offer several different options, including grab-and-go meals, coffee bars, takeout breakfasts and full-service dining.

Houston ISD, which prepares 220,000 student meals daily and up to 50 million annually, continues to reap results from its Food Services Support Facility, regarded among the largest of its kind serving a U.S. school district.

Weather permitting, Verizon’s Basking Ridge campus schedules Summer Lunch Jams where employees showcase their musical talents onstage.

In August, the district’s nutrition services team rolled out four new menu items after receiving student input the previous school year.

The data presented in this list was provided by Technomic, a foodservice research firm and sister company of FoodService Director.

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