Benita Gingerella

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Benita Gingerella

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Foodservice Operation of the Month

How San Luis Coastal Unified serves meals students can be proud of

The foodservice team has gone from a heat-and-serve model to spending 30% of its food budget on local products.

Menu

Metz gives grab-and-go line a warm-weather refresh

The company’s revamped Chef Fresh Combos will be available to clients in the college, healthcare, corporate dining and K-12 segments.

The company recalled around 22,530 pounds of its frozen, ready-to-eat beef chili with beans due to plastic contamination concerns.

Also in this week’s legislative update: A bill aims to expand summer meal access in rural areas, and Ohio and Louisiana consider eliminating the reduced-price meal category.

During last school year, 40,235 schools participated in CEP—an all-time high, according to a new report by the Food Research and Action Center.

Also in this week’s legislative update: Rhode Island’s Senate passes two universal free meals bills.

The Show floor is full of innovations noncommercial operators can take back to their teams.

The greenhouse at Monett R-1 will be used to grow a variety of produce, including tomatoes, cucumbers and watermelon.

Also in this week’s legislative update: Washington state signs a scaled-back universal free meals bill into law.

Fourteen of its member districts are serving No Antibiotic Ever chicken tenders and patties.

Over the course of the week, community members at Brookside School 54 can participate in hands-on cooking classes and more.

Also in this week’s legislative update: Georgia gives cafeteria staff a pay raise, and senators in Vermont say yes to universal free meals.

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