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Student group petitions university to end Aramark contract

The Fight for Just Food cites the vendor’s contracts with U.S. prisons as the reason why the University of Chicago should sever ties and self-operate instead.

Operations

Calif. hospital recognized for healthy-eating campaign

Palomar Health received a certificate of recognition for its nutrition education efforts, including its Meatless Monday program, which teaches patients how to make better dietary choices.

The cuts will not impact foodservice as much as feared, the state’s department of education says.

In an attempt to rid garbage bins of Styrofoam trays, students at Heritage Elementary found a natural alternative.

The new program is just one way to combat food insecurity on campus, officials say.

The vendor will bring more “progressive” menu options to the campus.

The Bookmark[et] Eatery features five restaurants that emphasize local and international food as well as dairy-free and vegan options.

The vendor will provide food, retail and facility services to competing teams.

Officials at Plumas Unified School District say the $45,000 grant will impact more than 2,000 students.

The school’s policy to encourage families to pay off lunch debt has resulted in what critics are calling “sandwiches of shame.”

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