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Spec underutilized cuts and stretch smaller portions to cut protein costs.

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Natural disasters spell trouble for food costs

Hurricanes, fires and cyclones will have an impact on next year's ingredient prices. Here’s what to expect for holiday food prices and, ultimately, operators’ profit margins.

Operators are finding two-pronged approaches to getting rid of the old. Here, foodservice operators dish on three preferred methods of ridding kitchens of obsolete cooking equipment.

With the USDA’s recent mandate for schools, here’s how some operators are dealing with delinquent accounts, and the lunch shaming often tied to them.

During the school year, the school bus travels school to school where students use it as a learning lab; and during the summer and long school holidays, the bus transports meals to specific sites to feed children.

Lunch shaming has become a hot topic among K-12 operators. Here, two districts discuss how their program has handled the dreaded discussion of unpaid meal balances.

Changing your frame of mind can change the game, speakers noted at this week’s Association for Healthcare Foodservice conference near Washington, D.C.

Several trends are poised to impact college and university foodservice in the 2017-18 school year. Here, FSD dives into a handful such as labor concerns and more.

We installed a remote refrigeration system as part of our cafeteria renovation. The main part of the system is located on the roof and controls all our refrigerated equipment.

While there was plenty of delicious food to be found during NACUFS’ annual conference in Nashville, FoodService Director’s top finds included a number of operational takeaways.

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