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Chartwells Partners with Bready for Gluten-Free Dining Program

Nov. 17—Chartwells Higher Education Dining Services and Bready North America, the manufacturer of the first fully automatic bread machine approved by the Celiac Sprue Association, have teamed up for a...

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From potatoes to pizza: The school lunch debate continues

Nov. 15—After last month’s Senate amendment, which sparred starchy vegetables, most notably white potatoes, from being limited on school menus, pizza is now taking center stage in the ongoing school l...

Nov. 10—During the University of Connecticut Dining Services’ 24th Annual “Give-A-Meal,” on Oct. 19, students at all eight dining units were encouraged to swipe their meal card one or two extra times....

The percentage of operators who see buying local, sustainable and/or organic products as a way to help the environment continues to grow, according to the results of our third Environmental Survey.

Nov. 8—According to a new study, state laws that ban soda in schools, but not other sweetened beverages, have virtually no impact on the amount of sugary drinks middle school students purchase and con...

  Margaret Burrell, director of the school nutrition program at 7,000-student Anderson County Schools in Clinton, Tenn., started in child nutrition in 1977. After one year Burrell was forced into...

I am often in awe of the magic chefs perform in their kitchens, taking in some cases a few simple ingredients and transforming them into sensual pleasures. On the other hand, I am often appalled at what chemists can do to food, taking delicious items and injecting them with unnatural additives in the name of health or some other goal.

Julia Bauscher, director of school and community nutrition services for Jefferson County Public Schools, Louisville, Ky., earned the Golden School Foodservice Director of the Year award, part of the 2...

The life of Bob Wood could be summed up in a single headline: Local boy makes good, does good. Wood, who passed away last weekend at the age of 67, was more than a respected executive in the contract foodservice business. He was an angel to many people and organizations in the Lehigh Valley area of eastern Pennsylvania.

Oct. 31—Orange County (Fla.) Public Schools has launched Fresh to Schools, an initiative to increase menu selection of fresh produce for its students. Fresh to Schools was inspired by Oak Ridge High S...

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