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USDA taps 4 FSDs to serve as mentors for the industry

The Administration is counting on the four to help others who are struggling to meet federal nutrition standards.

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Lunch-rules advocate blasts objections as more fiction than fact

A San Francisco voice on nutrition reform says opponents of the rules in their current state are clouding the issue with out-and-out “myths.”

A new list ranks C&U foodservices’ top rivals for late-night orders.

Officials say the machines are an alternative to offer such options as salads, yogurts and sandwiches outside of cafeteria hours.

Northwestern University officials are being pressured by students to offer dining-hall works more perks.

Esteemed members of the Chefs' council Nicola Torres, Carrie Anderson and Jose M. Martinez answer the question, how are you slipping in healthy ingredients?

FSD’s Culinary Council is a cross-section of chefs from the K-12, college and university, senior living, health care, and business and industry segments. On a rotating basis, our industry experts answer questions about food trends and ideas.

Members of Foodservice Director's Chefs Council detail what they foresee as being the biggest menuing challenges they expect to face in 2016.

A group from North Carolina reminded their congressman of the adjustments schools favor.

Officials cite North Carolina’s delay in finalizing the state budget as the reason a weekend child-nutrition program hasn’t begun yet.

Rice University’s Food Waste Reduction competition encouraged students to reduce food waste by changing their lifestyles.

The districts were granted state waivers to the rule.

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