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Operations

Indulgent buzzwords can lead diners to healthier food choices, study finds

Vegetables with labels such as “crispy” and “caramelized” were chosen more often than those with more basic descriptions.

Operations

University’s shipping container farm to supply produce to dining halls

From its 320-square-foot container, the farm will provide wasabi arugula, basil and kale.

The dining director at the University of California at Berkeley is retiring.

School officials are deciding whether they should limit the amount of sweetened beverages served in dining halls or eliminate them altogether.

While a French press isn’t a tool found in most noncommercial kitchens, operators might want to think twice about multiple uses for this fancy coffee maker.

The additional funds are being introduced a year after the school switched to an “open” dining plan.

To increase variety, customer satisfaction and revenue, Harris Health System implemented a four-week cycle salad bar rotation.

Every foodservice operator wants to offer more contemporary items in order to please their customer base and keep chefs challenged and engaged. But finding that just-right item takes work.

North Carolina State University highlights local products on a large chalkboard in its dining halls, and also lists any produce brought in from its agroecology farm.

Chesapeake Public Schools created a competitive recipe contest between schools in the district using pantry items and new ingredients.

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