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Dora Rivas’ next path to promoting child nutrition

The four-decade veteran of school foodservice is technically retiring, but don’t expect her to stop pursuing a lifelong goal of improving what youngsters eat. She took a moment to share why she’s retiring, what she’s learned and which of her many achievements make her most proud.

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Foodservice director resigns amid allegations of lax financial controls

Union Springs Central School District discovered “weakness with controls over cash collections, employee purchasing of meals and non-prepaid transactions,” according to USCSD’s superintendent.

Former Morrison Senior Living executive will oversee the senior-living community’s purchasing and budgeting for two dining rooms and a tavern.

Cal DeMercurio joins Chartwells at the California-based Simpson University.

Hundreds of U.S. school districts have enacted layoffs and reduced hours for foodservice staff due to the National School Lunch Program, according to the School Nutrition Association.

When Paynter Putnam first came to the Austin Convention Center in 2006, she saw an opportunity to set the facility apart and support local businesses.

Deborah Harris and Patti Giuffre, both sociology professors at Texas State University, in San Marcos, Texas, confronted the challenges female chefs face.

Foodservice directors at universities, where students can account for nearly half of the employees, are taking a look at ways to cover labor costs.

In his new role, Caveny will focus on the strategic development of brands and strengthening local and national partnerships.

When it comes to instituting a Breakfast in the Classroom program, getting foodservice staff on board is half the equation. You also need the faculty.

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