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| Association for International Practical Training (AIPT)
A non-profit organization that promotes international understanding through cross-cultural, on-the-job, practical training exchanges for students and professionals.
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National Association of College and University Food Services
Trade association for foodservice professionals at over 650 institutions of higher education in the United States, Canada and abroad.
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Dietary Managers Association
Not-for-profit association that offers Resource and resources, continuing education and professional development, Job services for members and certification programs.
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International Hotel and Restaurant Association (IH&RA)
Global network representing hospitality operators, headquartered in Paris, Organizations and suppliers
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American Beverage Institute
Group of restaurant operators that serve alcohol that focus on education and legislative programs that combat unfair laws and misinformation about the industry.
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Food Institute
Spans the entire food distribution system, from seed companies to grocery chains and all bases between. Non-profit information and reporting association.
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International Association of Culinary Professionals
Not-for-profit professional association that provides continuing education and development for its members, who are engaged in the areas of culinary education, communication or in the preparation of food and drink.
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Producers' Agents for the Foodservice Industry (MAFSI)
Nonprofit association for independent Producers' representative agencies in the foodservice equipment, supplies and furniture industry.
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Institute of Food Technologists
Nonprofit scientific society working in food science, and related professions in industry, food technology and government.
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NAMA National Automated Merchandising Association Convention
Group focused on the vending industry.
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National Independent Cutlery Association
Trade association made up of independent cutlery specialty Retail merchants in the United States.
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Healthcare Food Service Management
Association for independent non-contract healthcare foodservice operators and their suppliers.
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Food Marketing Institute
Nonprofit association conducting programs in research, education, industry relations and public affairs on behalf of its members including their subsidiaries - food Retail merchants and wholesalers and their customers in the United States and around th.
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National Restaurant Association - Educational Foundation
Not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing educational and training solutions that serve the needs of the entire restaurant and hospitality industry: corporations, schools, Organizations and trainers--both national .
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International Dairy-Deli-Bakery Association
Aim is to promote the growth and development of dairy, deli, and bakery sales in the retail food industry.
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Women's Foodservice Forum (WFF)
Mission is to promote leadership development and career advancement of executive women for the benifit of the foodservice industry.
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Roundtable for Women in Foodservice
A national association of foodservice professionals devoted to providing educational, mentoring and networking opportunities to enhance the development and visibility of women.
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North American Association of Food Equipment Producers
Group representing approximately 700 companies throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico that manufacture commercial foodservice Equipments.
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The National Association of College & University Food Services
Trade association for foodservice professionals at over 650 institutions of higher education in the United States, Canada and abroad.
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American School Food Service Association (ASFSA)
Nonprofit professional association dedicated to protecting and enhancing children's health and well-being though school meals and sound nutrition education.
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Guest Choice Network, The
Coalition of restaurant and tavern operators working together to protect the public's right to a full menu of dining and entertainment choices, through education, training and public outreach.
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