Operations

The latest foodservice management practices, food-safety news and more.
Operations

Making menus healthier

Operators have employed many tactics to make their menus healthier. Increasing fruits and vegetables and whole-grain offerings are the most frequently used strategies.

Operations

Fruit expected to grow at breakfast

If you’re looking to freshen up your breakfast menu, try adding fruit (fresh or prepackaged), yogurt/parfaits or cold cereal/cereal bars.

Contract company said it would not work with Real Food Challenge.

Demand for freshness is spurring foodservices of all types to consider more scratch cooking in the morning, but school cafeterias are finding that quest tougher to pursue when they start serving breakfast in the classroom.

New Jersey Public Interest Research Group wants plastic bags eliminated at Rutgers.

Colleges and schools are significantly more likely than other segments to have unionized employees. These two segments are also significantly more likely than other markets to have higher-than-average part-time foodservice employees. Our profile also examines sex, age, racial/ethnic and staff position makeups for the college market.

Schools and colleges are significantly more likely than other segments to have unionized employees. These two segments are also significantly more likely than other markets to have higher-than-average part-time foodservice employees.

The USDA has eliminated weekly grain and protein maximums for school lunches.

Showcase was designed so all schools could replicate recipes.

Districts have the will but often not the way.

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