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The Ten-Minute Manager’s Guide to ... Green Operations

Purchasing organic and sustainably farmed produce is making big strides, but this is only one of many ways foodservice operations can work to become as friendly to the environment as they are to guests.

By Erin J. Shea, Associate Editor -- Restaurants & Institutions, 10/15/2006

The Ten-Minute Manager’s Guide to ... Green Operations
By Erin J. Shea, Associate Editor
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