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Tuesday on the Terrace brings local vendors to WashU campus

The weekly series began to generate buzz around WashU’s only sit-down restaurant, Ibby’s.

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6 predictions for foodservice’s year ahead

2022 was a rollercoaster of a year, and 2023 may pack plenty of surprises as well. FSD’s editors have been keeping a close eye on the trends—here’s what we see gaining prominence in the months to come.

The city's mayor and members of its Office of Sustainability and the Environment served lunch to students and highlighted the importance of local food.

It is the ninth major food allergen to be recognized by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and will now have to be properly labeled on products.

The Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023 would establish a permanent summer EBT program and allow summer meal sites to offer non-congregate meals.

Students across the country got creative in the kitchen and came up with a variety of school nutrition-friendly dishes that can be served to their peers.

In addition to its brick-and-mortar storefronts, Everytable has an institutional foodservice operation providing meals for low-income seniors and houseless residents temporarily sheltered in hotels.

The state will use federal funding to continue providing free meals through the next school year.

The Best Meals and Dining Award Winners of 2022 include Cura’s RosePointe Senior Living.

Arizona students who qualify for reduced-price school meals will now receive free ones, starting in January.

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