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Aramark's Cafe 3001 in Bldg. 3001 has recently added labels to grab-and-go items as well as signage around the food and drink areas with calorie and nutritional information to help their customers be able to make healthier food selections if they so choose. This is a further extention of Aramark's Health for Life awareness initiative. Customers can also visit Aramark's main business office, located behind Java City, for further nutritional details or visit aramarkcafe.com/tinkerafb for more information.


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Aramark's Cafe 3001 in Bldg. 3001 has recently added labels to grab-and-go items as well as signage around the food and drink areas with calorie and nutritional information to help their customers be able to make healthier food selections if they so choose. This is a further extention of Aramark's Health for Life awareness initiative. Customers can also visit Aramark's main business office, located behind Java City, for further nutritional details or visit aramarkcafe.com/tinkerafb for more information.

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