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New Tools Ease the Burden of Dealing with COVID-19 Challenges

With the spread of COVID-19, foodservice operators have had to rethink many of their practices to ensure the safety of their employees and their customers.

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Meet 5 recipients of the USDA’s 2020 farm-to-school grants

Take a look at how some of this year’s grant winners plan to improve their farm-to-school programs.

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5 tips for crafting online chef demos

By Benita Gingerella on Jun. 30, 2020

College dining teams share some ideas for successful cooking demonstrations in the age of COVID-19.

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Cities and states take more steps to lessen the COVID-19 risks of eateries

By Peter Romeo on Jun. 30, 2020

The actions are the latest indications that many areas now believe they were too quick to ease social-distancing requirements and other safeguards.

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Exemptions from mask requirements don't exist, feds say

By Peter Romeo on Jun. 30, 2020

The Federal Trade Commission warns that con artists and consumer collaborators are presenting bogus passes.

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5 silver linings from this week: June 26 edition

By Benita Gingerella on Jun. 26, 2020

Noncommercial operators and community members have been active in giving back.

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Diners are largely in favor of wearing masks, survey finds

By Patricia Cobe on Jun. 26, 2020

Foodservice patrons support operators who enforce mask compliance.

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Texas governor rolls back restaurant capacity to 50%

By Heather Lalley on Jun. 26, 2020

Coronavirus cases in the state, and more than 30 others, are continuing to climb.

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Seafood prices underscore a complex supply chain

By Patricia Cobe on Jun. 25, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic wreaked havoc on the foodservice-dependent fishing industry.

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Almost 24,000 restaurants are closed from COVID-19, Yelp says

By Joe Guszkowski on Jun. 25, 2020

Half of those closures are permanent. At first glance, the figure is smaller than earlier estimates.

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