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.

Operations

What do customers need to feel comfortable with dining in again?

New Technomic data reveals that outward displays of increased sanitation are important for building consumer trust.

Operations

Urban School Food Alliance partners with organizations to launch funding program for school meals

The Alliance has partnered with No Kid Hungry and the Rockefeller Foundation to create the Student Emergency Food Access Fund.

Feed the Need is helping Florida school districts expand their grab-and-go meal programs to include children and families who sometimes fall through the cracks.

As part of a new series, FSD is highlighting some of the feel-good stories to come out of noncommercial operations during these trying times.

A B&I chef shares his creative ideas for connecting with his community and peers, and reopening for business.

Invoking the Defense Production Act, the president signed an executive order to keep meat processing facilities open during the pandemic.

University of Memphis staff have made upwards of 173,000 boxed lunches for Shelby County Schools since late March.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Rep. Ro Khanna urge Congress to offer protections for front-line employees, including foodservice workers.

The bill would allow all SNAP recipients to use their benefits at participating restaurants during emergencies such as COVID-19.

Plant closings and consumer hoarding are snarling the meat supply chain in grocery stores. Should foodservice spots be worried?

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