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N.Y. school district partners with farm for lunch menu

Hoosick Falls Central School District’s cafeteria manager and students take a few trips a week to handpick produce, like tomatoes and sweet corn, at Moses Farm.

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Calif. school district lunches get ‘California-fied’

A long list of menu additions for Gilroy Unified School District was developed in response to changing palates and student requests for more vegetarian and ethnic cuisines.

The kits will teach students about gardening and nutrition, and allow them to grow herbs and mushrooms as well as a mini aquaponics garden.

1887 Bistro will serve as an option for lunch and late-evening social gatherings, featuring smoked brisket sandwiches, shareable appetizers and flatbreads.

The university offers meatless entrees in each of its 22 campus-dining locations and even orders gluten-free foods upon request.

The new menu items include a chef salad, tacos el pastor and a chicken teriyaki rice bowl to be served on “Meaty Mondays,” “Taco Tuesdays” and “Asian Fridays.”

Bisphenol A, also known as BPA, is found in plastic packaging and canned goods, and can be linked to issues from cancer to reproductive problems.

Virginia Tech and Washington University in St. Louis top Niche’s list of colleges with the best campus food.

Purdue University students can now use their dining dollars and Boiler Express funds at The Daily Bite, the campus’ new food truck.

The company—which operates CSP magazine, Restaurant Business magazine, FoodService Director magazine and more—is changing its name to Winsight.

FoodService Director’s 2015 College and University Census polled 167 operators nationwide on their biggest trends. Here are the facts about our respondents.

A look at some of tomorrow’s up-and-coming restaurant concepts, each posing possible competition (and ideas to ‘borrow’) for FSDs

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