Foodservice Trends for the New Year
The new year is expected to bring good tidings to the foodservice industry. It’s time to embrace the rising tide.
“America’s 73 million children are a diverse group, so incorporating authentic, globally inspired foods and flavors into product development is essential,” explains Sloan in an article for Food Technology. Boost participation with versatile favorites that meld with an array of global flavors—perfect for bento box protein, tuna salad sandwiches, frittatas, tuna falafel, salmon melts, salmon salsa, tostadas, and more.
High in protein, with no saturated fat or trans fat and packed with nutrients, Chicken of the Sea tuna and salmon products are a nutritious ingredient for your school menus. Meet standards for using whole grains by choosing whole-grain recipe ingredients in your seafood favorites: whole-grain pasta for seafood mac and cheese, or whole-grain tortillas for a salmon tostada, for example. Tuna and salmon are also inherently gluten free. (Some convenience products contain gluten; contact us for details.)
Explore ProductsChicken of the Sea tuna and salmon products are a solid fit for meeting reduced sodium standards, too. Did you know? Chicken of the Sea Wild Caught Light Tuna in Water has only 230 mg of sodium per 70g serving.
The new year is expected to bring good tidings to the foodservice industry. It’s time to embrace the rising tide.
As cooler months approach, think seafood for your all-star comfort food menu.
Blake Stok, Director of Sustainability for Thai Union North America, detailed the Shrimp Decarbonization initiative at the Global Shrimp Forum. The goal: lower greenhouse gas emissions.
Seafood offers important nutrients, but do Americans eat enough seafood? Discover expert perspectives and National Seafood Month resources.
As K12 school foodservice advances into high gear this fall, get to know the changing relationship school-age kids have with food.
New twists on tuna classics pair the old with the new in ways that are uniquely satisfying to today’s consumers. Click for ideas!
Thai Union Group, the world’s seafood leader, has launched an innovative program to significantly reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions within the shrimp supply chain.
RDNs, DTRs, CDM, CFPPs, and Certified Chefs: earn continuing education credits on demand through Chicken of the Sea’s educational site.
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