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Keeping the coronavirus at bay

Foodservice operators are paying attention to the coronavirus as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention seeks to boost awareness of the illness and how it spreads.

Steal This Idea

Steal this idea: Plan an allergen-free party

Host a shindig for diners with dietary restrictions.

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Hospital works to discard romaine lettuce after recall

By FSD Staff on Nov. 26, 2019

AdventHealth Hendersonville has thrown away lettuce that may have been linked to the latest E. coli outbreak and is closely monitoring future romaine shipments.

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FDA issues warning about tuna

By Peter Romeo on Nov. 19, 2019

Nearly 50 people have been sickened by yellowfin from a Vietnamese supplier.

Sustainability

How colleges are combating food waste with next-gen composting

By Steve Dwyer on Jul. 10, 2019

The practice offers several solutions to avoid landfills, generate energy and help operations become carbon-neutral.

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U.S. Senate bill would ban pesticide linked to developmental disabilities from school meals

By FSD Staff on Apr. 18, 2019

The Safe School Meals for Kids Act would prohibit schools from serving food that contains any amount of detectable chlorpyrifos.

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Hunt for E. coli source homes in on ground beef

By Peter Romeo on Apr. 15, 2019

But federal officials say they haven’t been able to identify the potential eateries, supermarkets or suppliers involved.

Surprise inspection finds ICE detention center falling far short on food safety

By Peter Romeo on Mar. 05, 2019

A new report from a federal watchdog details immigrants being served rotten meat and moldy bread.

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How foodservice operators are contending with the romaine recall

By FSD Staff on Nov. 30, 2018

FSDs across segments are swapping in spinach and other greens, while some are brainstorming ways to address the growing frequency of romaine safety concerns.

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Romaine lettuce warning narrowed to supplies from specific areas in Calif.

By Peter Romeo on Nov. 28, 2018

The FDA says it intends to follow up with labeling that specifies where the produce was grown.

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