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Fresh Starts: Embracing Innovation in the New Year
This first issue of FSD Quarterly for 2026 kicks off the year with fresh perspectives on innovation and growth in onsite dining. As the industry enters a new chapter, this issue explores how foodservice leaders are embracing change while staying true to their core mission of nourishing communities.
We dive into the latest trends shaping campus dining, where wellness initiatives are creating more engaging student experiences. This issue also highlights breakthrough developments in healthcare foodservice, showcasing how nutrition-focused programs are revolutionizing patient care and recovery outcomes.
The editors examine how foodservice professionals are navigating evolving consumer expectations and operational challenges.
As we embark on 2026, these stories demonstrate that the future of foodservice lies in strategic innovation, collaborative partnerships, and unwavering commitment to excellence. Discover how industry leaders are setting ambitious goals and implementing transformative solutions that will define the year ahead.

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Game On!
The thrill of a great tailgate party is fuel for an exciting game ahead and sometimes the food itself emerges as the big winner! In this issue, we celebrate football food in many different forms, with our roundup of touchdown-scoring eats from college and professional football.

Back to School
In this edition of the Food Management digizine, we’re taking a deep dive into the biggest trends in school menus, service, nutrition. Plus, you’ll find three trends shaping senior living dining, a new “it” ingredient to watch, and a trip down memory lane with vintage Food Management.

Q1 2024

Game On!

Back to School

Sweet Signs of Spring
The FM team takes a closer look at the hottest trends for warmer months: Sweet strawberries shake up menus, salad greens get a better-for-you upgrade, and ballpark eats get a comfort food twist.
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Passport to Global Flavors brings global cuisine to Selah schools
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Each trimester, students sample a new global cuisine as part of the district's Passport to Global Flavors program.
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