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How to change up grain bowls

Three operators share why they’ve put grain bowls on their menus, and how they’ve made them a success with everyone from elementary school students to seniors.

Operations

Rethinking food safety with new approaches

In recent months, operators have had to stave off more fears than just E. coli. Mumps, flu and hand-foot-and-mouth disease have reared their germy heads in foodservice.

The players' training table inspires the menu at the cafes and concessions in the sports complex.

The city’s 1,800 public school cafeterias received 8,114 health violations in the past year.

Temple University students may see plan costs go up at the start of the next school year.

Check out how Ken Toong, director of University of Massachusetts at Amherst, starts his busy day.

The department says the web-based process will improve the programs’ integrity.

Check out how operators are thinking outside the box to guide diners toward healthier options.

A middle school invited students to serve lunch to encourage their peers to eat healthier.

Its new superfoods bar seeks to provide more items for athletes and students with dietary restrictions.

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