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Easier local sourcing could be on docket for NY schools

Per a new law, the state's school districts will be able to work more directly with farmers when purchasing locally grown items.

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Students blast C&U lapses on public gripes page

A Facebook page is serving as a forum for Duke students to voice complaints about how food options are being labeled.

A new ranking of fast-casual brands shows which are the biggest fan favorites and financial successes.

Here are the states with the highest reported ratios of free and reduced-price school breakfast to lunch participation for the 2014-2015 school year.

The expansion follows successful pilot programs at two elementary schools and one high school.

In an effort to improve patient satisfaction, the University of Mississippi Medical Center has chosen Morrison Management to provide foodservices at its three hospitals.

Officials say the high-tech site will allow the university to expand the food options it offers.

Recognition of the best operator in the foodservice industry has seldom fallen on a noncommercial operator. This year's competition to find the industry's best operator is an exception. Keep reading to learn which foodservice professional has been adjudged the best of the best.

One tactic includes introducing students to produce with appealing names, such as dragon fruit and rainbow carrots.

School officials say a USDA pilot program has expanded their access to local food, and provides them with the flexibility to order food when they need it.

Since the program’s implementation in 2013, one district has used $77,000 from its reserve fund annually to break even.

The new layout of Brigham and Women's cafeteria, now dubbed Garden Cafe, allows for garden views, more seating and new menu options, as well as an infused water station.

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