Winners to be honored in July.

QuickEats, debuting in an apartment complex but adaptable to multiple environments, is the kind of contactless but interactive retailing concept that fits with current safety-focused trends and customer expectations.

The division of Compass Group developed Cook’s Corner as a way to put the spotlight on the men and women who are responsible for creating the food customers enjoy.

To assist them with recovery and to celebrate their being discharged, the hospital’s food service team created boxes of food and meals to send home with patients.

The Houston County School System developed and rolled out a pizza pick-up initiative when the coronavirus pandemic hit last spring that not only made use of stock on hand but also benefitted and encouraged students, families and the community.

With Mood Boost, Chartwells K12 lets kids see the way what they eat influences how they feel in a fun, engaging way.

Part of Morrison Healthcare’s previous Best Concept Award winning plug-and-play rotating micro-concept program, Beet Root takes advantage of the various ways that beets can be used in recipes to offer a healthful, delicious menu for healthcare...

Robots go off campus: Expanding on a new robot delivery project with Starship Technologies, BGSU Dining by Chartwells has found a way to support the community during coronavirus and Ohio’s stay-at-home order.

While transitioning back from contract to self-op status, Houston ISD Nutrition Services overcame a couple of unanticipated crises—Hurricane Harvey and coronavirus.