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Benita Gingerella

Benita Gingerella

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Editor, FoodService Director

Chicago

Biography

My name is Benita Gingerella and I am a Loyola University Chicago graduate with a BA in Journalism and a minor in photography. Currently, I'm an editor for FoodService Director, a business-to-business publication that covers the noncommercial food industry. Previously, I've freelanced for several online publications including The Culture Trip, Chicago Scene and Localvore Today.

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Total articles 1324

  • Yella’s brings retro vibes and insta-worthy shakes to college campuses

    By Benita Gingerella Verified| FoodService Director Verified In the 1930’s and 40s, Frank “Yella” Lorenzo was a well-known caller for dance halls in New Jersey. While his big booming voice made him the perfect emcee, he had always hoped to open a restaurant. “That was his dream,” says Yella’s VP of Brand Development John Kim.

    By Benita Gingerella Verified · FoodService Director

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Medically tailored meals could save on costs and prevent hospitalizations, study shows

    By Benita Gingerella Verified| FoodService Director Verified Subscribe to FoodService Director NewslettersGet the foodservice industry news and insights you need for success, right in your inbox. Sign Up Now

    By Benita Gingerella Verified · FoodService Director

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Federal bill would permit plant-based milks in school meals

    By Benita Gingerella Verified| FoodService Director Verified Two bills introduced at the federal level would make changes to school milk offerings and the inclusion of certain additives in school meals. There has also been a lot of developments at the state level this week, including a bill introduced in North Carolina which would offer students free breakfast each day at school. Here’s the latest in school nutrition legislation.

    By Benita Gingerella Verified · FoodService Director

    Apr. 08, 2025

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FoodService Director