Category Archives: produce

New Webinar Wednesday Topic! Register Now for November 13 “Menuing Mushrooms: Strategies to Extend Meat Entrees, Add Veggies, and Gain Student Approval”

Posted on October 30, 2013 | Leave a comment

The School Nutrition Foundation invites you to join us on Wednesday, November 13, 2013 for our upcoming webinar, “Menuing Mushrooms: Strategies to Extend Meat Entrees, Add Veggies, and Gain Student Approval.” This webinar is free and will be held from … Continue reading →

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School Nutrition in the News: December 2012

Posted on December 17, 2012 | Leave a comment

It was another big year for school nutrition—and school breakfast, specifically—with lots of exciting changes in cafeterias across America. From school breakfast expansion in ten new districts through Partners for Breakfast in the Classroom, to the recent announcement that the … Continue reading →

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Webinar Wednesdays: Spring Schedule Updates and Information

Posted on April 24, 2012 | Leave a comment

Editor’s Note: As of Tuesday, May 1, registration for the 5/16/12 Certification and Compliance Webinar is closed. We have reached capacity, due to the overwhelming popularity of the topic. If you have already registered please log in/call in early. The … Continue reading →

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Peer2Peer Connect: Managing Food Safety When Handling Fresh Produce in Schools

Posted on April 5, 2012 | Leave a comment

Don’t forget our upcoming webinar on April 18th: Managing Food Safety When Handling Fresh Produce in Schools. During this webinar we will explore the following learning objectives: Participants will be able to explain why fresh produce is associated with an … Continue reading →

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