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Culinary Digital’s Food Service Management Trends: February 2025

Culinary Digital

With a new president and new head of the FDA headed into office later this month, participating school districts may want to begin planning for further program adjustments to ensure their kids stay well-fed and healthy (2).

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Takeout For Good and Menus Go Tech

Modern Restaurant Management

“Our teams have been working incredibly hard, partnering with health and food safety experts, to ensure our locations meet stringent standards for dining in today’s new environment.” ” Examples of safety and service enhancements include: A culture of safety and wellbeing for employees and customers. (VSV),

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Ingredient Innovations in 2023: What’s New in Our Food?

FoodInsight

Indeed, ingredient lists for many foods can reveal how innovations over the years have led to new sources for recipes that can be more sustainable and accessible for producers and consumers alike. While all ingredients that are used in our foods are regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the U.S.

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The Problem with State Approach to Banning Food Ingredients

Penn State Food Safety Blog

A commentary in Food Technology Magazine addresses the ongoing issue of various States issuing ingredient bans. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)." Basically, this approach to eliminating chemicals from the food supply goes around having scientific consensus at the national level. By James R.

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Frying Oil - Quality and Safety Considerations

Penn State Food Safety Blog

An article in Food Technology magazine, Ensuring Quality and Safety in Fried Foods , provides basic principles for maintaining frying oil quality and ensuring safety. Many types of foods are fried in oil and these frying operations can occur in all sectors of the food supply chain - large food facilities.

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Regulatory Changes Impacting Food Processing

FMT Magazine

The food processing industry is witnessing huge changes, mainly due to the continuous framework evolutions. All these are focused on improving food safety, quality, and consumer protection. The global food processing market is expected to have a CAGR of 7% from 2024 to 2031, according to Cognitive Market Research.