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Product cuttings: Deli turkey

Talking deli turkey with David Locke, executive chef, New York NY Fresh Deli, Mesa, Ariz.

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Going organic

Buying & serving organic foods helps the environment, but are they safer to eat? Are they healthier or more nutritious?

Buying & serving organic foods helps the environment, but are they safer to eat? Are they healthier or more nutritious? As organic foods become more prolific, operators are asking these questions to see if these foods will work for them.

There is no single diet for diabetics—so how can you craft a balanced menu?

Sodexho’s Balanced Way program touts healthful eating over plethora of fad diets to students at four southern universities.

The University of California at Berkeley and the government office complex for the EPA show others how easy it is to make foodservice environmentally friendly. By "greening" their business, these two operations are striving to make a big impact on the environment.

Meeting the needs of those who shun all animal-based foods, while challenging, is necessary—and not as hard as you think.

Interim rule also strives to protect status of ‘100% fluid milk.’

Dairy products provide numerous health benefits for our bodies, but only 30% of Americans are meeting the goal for consuming daily dairy standards. How can you help customers ‘moove’ up? We've got tips on promoting dairy consumption in your operation.

Can a program that serves about 860,000 meals in 1,300 feeding sites daily effect major change? With the right team, it can.

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