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Serves the non-commercial foodservice market. Reports on the issues, ideas and events impacting foodservice professionals in hospitals, nursing homes, colleges, schools, business and industry, transportation, correctional facilities and military installations. Editorial covers operations, trends, statistics, menu and food developments, equipment and vending, as well as catering and nutrition information.
Regular features include: Supply Closet, which offers interviews with manufacturers and suppliers on issues of the day; Going Green, offering in-depth looks at all things sustainable and environmentally friendly; Free Advice, featuring operators' opinions on various topics; FSD of the Month, a monthly profile of innovative foodservice directors in non-commerical foodservice; My Other Passion, which covers operators sharing their love for things off the job; Steal This Idea, covering ideas on making money, cutting costs, rewarding employees and more; Trendsetters, featuring profiles of innovative facilities captured in photo essay; Visual Design, profiling new and remodeled facilities caputured in photo essay; and What I've Learned, which profiles operators sharing life lessons from on-the-job experiences.
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Serves the non-commercial foodservice market. Reports on the issues, ideas and events impacting foodservice professionals in hospitals, nursing homes, colleges, schools, business and industry, transportation, correctional facilities and military installations. Editorial covers operations, trends, statistics, menu and food developments, equipment and vending, as well as catering and nutrition information. Regular features include: Supply Closet, which offers interviews with manufacturers and suppliers on issues of the day; Going Green, offering in-depth looks at all things sustainable and environmentally friendly; Free Advice, featuring operators' opinions on various topics; FSD of the Month, a monthly profile of innovative foodservice directors in non-commerical foodservice; My Other Passion, which covers operators sharing their love for things off the job; Steal This Idea, covering ideas on making money, cutting costs, rewarding employees and more; Trendsetters, featuring profiles of innovative facilities captured in photo essay; Visual Design, profiling new and remodeled facilities caputured in photo essay; and What I've Learned, which profiles operators sharing life lessons from on-the-job experiences.
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Food Industry, Foodservice & Catering
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