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|  We provide this information to assist State agencies, school food authorities, and local schools with the selection of a software program for use in implementing Nutrient Standard Menu Planning or conducting nutrient analyses to meet School Meals Initiative (SMI) requirements. During the past year (May 2008 - May 2009), the following companies have submitted programs for evaluation and are in the process of meeting the specifications and requirements required for approval by USDA: - CN Resource
(CN Menus) - Horizon Software International, LLC.
(One Source)
Click on a software title from the list below to view a chart with additional information about the program provided by the software developer. The following charts provide detailed information about costs, training, support, functions, additional services and features, and hardware requirements of the approved programs.
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| Bon Appetit *(USDA-approval expires on July 1, 2010)*
Diane Carpenter
Pacific Triangle Software, Inc.
3825 Gilbert Drive
Shreveport, LA 71104
Phone: 318-347-2069
Fax: 318-221-0690
E-mail: dcarpenter@bonappetitsoftware.com
Web site: www.schoolfoodservicesoftware.com*This program is no longer being maintained by Bon Appetit/Pacific Triangle Software, Inc., and does not contain the newest version of the Child Nutrition Database (CN13). Users who rely on USDA-approved software should begin the procurement process so that they may obtain USDA-approved software by the start of the 2010 school year. |
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Last Modified: Nov 3, 2009 |
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