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How FSD magazine—and noncommercial foodservice—has changed over 30 years

 By Benita Gingerella on May 01, 2018

Since FSD launched 30 years ago, the magazine has evolved along with the ever-innovating and changing industry it covers.

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Senior living adds a true culinary perspective

 By Benita Gingerella on Apr. 30, 2018

For FoodService Director’s 30th birthday, leaders in senior living foodservice take a walk down memory lane—and reveal what they believe the future holds.

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University hosts Real Food Challenge Dinner

By FSD Staff on Apr. 30, 2018

The dinner aimed to celebrate the increased use of local ingredients used in campus meals.

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After 16 years, MenuDirections reaches new heights

By Benita Gingerella on Apr. 30, 2018

As FSD has grown, so has its event counterpart, MenuDirections.

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Nutrition team delivers lunch during teacher walkout

By FSD Staff on Apr. 27, 2018

Staff at an Arizona district handed out bagged lunches from a retrofitted school bus.

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4 marketing opportunities in May

By Benita Gingerella on Apr. 27, 2018

Engage diners with these four events taking place this month.

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UC foodservice workers plan to strike

By FSD Staff on Apr. 27, 2018

Staff will hold a three-day strike next month after failing to negotiate a contract with the university.

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District adds activities to summer meal program

By FSD Staff on Apr. 26, 2018

A partnership with local businesses such as a bowling alley and museum will bring free or reduced-price activities for students.

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College & university chefs take the prize for best blended burgers

By FSD Staff on Apr. 25, 2018

Students selected six blended burgers as the most delicious-looking of the year.

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School combines exercise with Breakfast After the Bell

By FSD Staff on Apr. 25, 2018

Students spend 15 minutes on the playground before heading to their classrooms to eat.

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