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Conn. school aims to improve lunch-line efficiency with bar codes

Cheshire Public Schools is using bar codes on ID cards to move students through cafeteria lines more quickly, according to the New Haven Register News.

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Aramark partners with a third party for campus food delivery

The foodservice contractor and Tapingo will roll out the service at more than 25 universities during the first phase.

A team of Boston University students created an app, BU Food, which lets peers see menus at all dining locations and enables them to look at nutritional benefits.

With an integral role in the nutritional lives of students, employees, patients and seniors, FSDs are called upon to support, nurture and shape communities.

Penn Dining created the hashtag for students to give feedback through social media and help impact future menu choices.

Wilson County and Murfreesboro City school districts added thermo sensors to their operations one year ago, which have since helped reduce waste and energy costs while eliminating the need for regular refrigerator and freezer thermostat checks.

Some parents are worried about what might happen if the new finger-scanning pay system at Mount Tabor Elementary School gets hacked and student data is stolen.

Innovation isn’t just about what’s cooking behind the counter. These technologies are driving concessions at parks and stadiums to the next level.

Some college students are not bashful about sharing their opinions, and University of Pennsylvania’s dining services is using that candor to its advantage.

James Renshaw, foodservice director at Texas-based Treemont, wanted to remind dining staff about their key role in providing the best-possible dining experience for residents.

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