coronavirus

FoodService Director is working to track the unprecedented impacts of COVID-19 on the foodservice industry. See below for the latest updates, and to connect with other operators during this time, join the private Facebook group Coronavirus in the Food & Beverage Industry.

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As impacts of COVID-19 continue, catering does a 180

With events of all types coming to a halt, catering departments are getting creative to recoup lost revenue and keep customers safe.

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Dine-in business halts again in many areas as COVID-19 cases soar

California has suspended dine-in service across the state, and other jurisdictions, such as Texas, say they may have to take the same route to temper the surge.

Camaraderie will remain an essential ingredient as the dining team looks to the school year ahead.

The team at Kansas City Art Institute used the opening celebrations for its Wylie Dining Center and Cafe Nerman to further the spaces’ community message.

Both districts say they will return to in-person instruction as soon as it is safe to do so.

This change would allow districts to serve breakfast and lunch to students at no charge.

Operators and community members recently came together to tackle food insecurity.

A university food truck has been serving dishes from nearby eateries three days a week.

Students in the country's biggest school district will physically attend class just one to three days a week, depending on their school.

Take a look at some recent feel-good stories involving noncommercial operations.

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