Trending this week: Former NYC Schools official found guilty in scheme that led to tainted meat being served to students

This week on Food Management Former NYC Schools official found guilty in scheme that led to tainted meat being served to students ranked as the weeks to story. Eric Goldstein, once the head of the New York City Education Department’s Office of School Support Services, has been convicted of conspiracy, extortion, wire fraud, and taking bribes in a scheme that saw him turn a blind eye as public school students were served up chicken tenders tainted with bits of metal, plastic and bone. 

In other news, ahead of Seattle hosting Major League Baseball's All-Star Week July 7-11 in T-Mobile Park, Sodexo Live!, the ballpark’s longtime hospitality partner, has announced a lineup of limited-edition menu items available only during this special week. The imaginative food and beverage offerings were developed by a team led by Sodexo Live! Executive Chef Javier Rosa, along with fan-favorite local hospitality partners and constitute an epicurean journey of the Pacific Northwest's culinary environment.

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