sustainability

Why food matters: Industry leaders share their smarts

Four luminaries of the restaurant and food industries took the stage at a Culinary Institute of America event last week to share their culinary philosophies and formulas for success. The quartet—Rick Bayless, Cliff Pleau, Daniel Humm and Walter Robb—was there to be honored with a 2013 Augie Leadership Award, a CIA honor now in its seventh year.

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Starbucks invests in quest for recyclable, compostable coffee cups

The chain’s NextGen Cup Challenge will award grants to inventors who develop green cup solutions.

Dessert menus are making news with hand-crafted ice creams flavored with pretty far-out ingredients.

American agriculture comes face to face with 21st century challenges

It’s no longer enough to add a couple of salads to the menu and call it “healthy.” Offering a variety of options in every category is necessary to stay competitive in today’s marketplace.

Seafood specialist ProFish launched a sustainable seafood program three years ago, but in June took its eco-friendliness a step further. A new program,...

What will the top color trends be in 2011? What’s driving those trends?

The inaugural NolaLoyola: Live to Eat, a scholarly symposium celebrating the culture of New Orleans, culminated in a candid restaurant discussion that had the audience laughing. Iconic local food figures Leah Chase of Dooky Chase Restaurant, JoAnn Clevenger of Upperline Restaurant, and Ti Martin of Commander's Palace related their experiences with the wit and straightforward charm one expects from New Orleans restaurateurs.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (March 8, 2012)—Compass Group, the world's largest food and support services company, will eliminate all pork that comes from animals bred...

CONKLIN, NY (October 5, 2012)—Fleet Advantage has successfully deployed its proprietary data-driven lifecycle management initiative with Maines Paper &...

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