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Foodservice Operation of the Month

Adding some pizzazz when food stations go stale

The University of Richmond revisited a few longtime stations and found small tweaks that can make a big impact.

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Virginia shares findings on how to make school meals more culturally inclusive

The state’s Task Force on Culturally Inclusive School Meals and Calendars released its recommendations to help schools serve more diverse meals.

While keeping up with technology has always been an important area of focus for many noncommercial operators, it’s clear that digital ordering, payment, menus and rewards programs are going to remain critical parts of the foodservice landscape moving forward.

The bill would put almost $35 billion toward reducing childhood hunger.

Elementary students who bring a meal from home can choose to add extra food items to supplement their meals.

At Raymond Dining Hall’s "UCook" station, students are given ingredients to prepare their own meals.

International inspiration and plant-based preps abound, but operations in K-12 and higher ed aim to keep it simple as COVID disruptions continue.

The Our Cafeteria Project has students brainstorm and then execute ideas that improve the cafeteria environment.

The foodservice management company is introducing new menu items and serving methods this school year.

The district's workers will need to provide proof of their first dose by Sept. 27.

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