Maschio's Food Services, Inc.

April 2010 Newsletter

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Model School Nutrition Policy
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FOOD SAFETY AND SANITATION

Food safety is top priority with our management team. We make sure that our employees are given the knowledge and skills necessary for proper food handling, food safety and sanitation techniques. Employee training/in-service sessions are given at least twice a month at the unit level to ensure our employees are practicing only the best food service procedures. Food service directors complete a bi- weekly checklist based on the Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point system to assess their operation in terms of preventative action and will implement any corrective action if necessary. Our employees are made to realize that they play a key role in protecting students' health and well being. They are one of the most critical elements in the food service operation. Read more »

MENU DEVELOPMENT

Maschio's Food Services provides planned menus which meet state and federal nutritional guidelines and which qualify for government reimbursement. Focusing on the nutrition recommendations of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, our menus provide an influential message about nutrition. School food service menus are the primary communicator with the community about child nutrition. They are the most important marketing tool in the food service operation. School menus must model good nutrition and encourage healthy eating practices. Read more »

PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT

The Food Service Director is responsible for the overall food service operations of the school district including operations at any additional school cafeterias. They purchase the food and supplies, oversee food production and preparation, plan menus, order government commodities, maintain accurate inventories, oversee staffing and training, and must maintain health and safety regulations. The Director performs detailed clerical and financial duties including handling daily sales deposits and tracking meal program information required by the state and federal governments. They should have an established line of communication with the district administration. Read more »