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Truist Park celebrates Atlanta Braves’ World Series games with special menu items

Foodservice partner Delaware North created themed sandwiches and more for hometown fans in the ballpark.

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Chicken provides a versatile base for menu innovation

Chicken remains the most affordable and versatile of proteins, offering K-12 foodservice operators a centerpiece for menu innovation that meets consumer demands for global flavors.

Leighton Blackwood partnered with Sodexo to turn an entrepreneurial project into reality.

Rob Giuliani and his partner, Abby Taylor, started with a stand on the Jersey shore selling smoothies and acai bowls and grew it into a 126-unit chain.

Takeout continues to trend, but diners can expect creativity to flow into other service styles and menu categories.

As once-novel global cuisines have extended their reach, more young consumers have grown up accustomed to more flavor-diverse offerings.

As global cuisines rise in popularity, it makes sense that more foodservice operators are working hard to get new and exciting dishes onto the menu.

Chick-N-Bap, operating exclusively on college campuses, grew by innovating during the pandemic.

Popular brands appeal to customers because they are trusted and familiar; they communicate a hallmark of quality and good taste.

Residents were able to enjoy a seasonally themed meal as they viewed the live-streamed demo.

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