The James Beard Awards are potentially leaving Chicago after over a decade, citing concerns about the city’s support for the culinary and hospitality industries. Other topics covered include cyclospora safety guidance, a sandwich debate, and professional line-standers.
The James Beard Foundation is considering relocating its annual awards ceremony from Chicago after 14 years, according to Bon Appétit. The potential move stems from what the foundation perceives as insufficient support for restaurants and hospitality workers in the city. While no final decision has been made, the organization is evaluating other cities that demonstrate stronger commitment to these industries.
The article also highlights a recent outbreak of cyclospora linked to fresh produce, prompting guidance on safe food handling practices. Additionally, it mentions an ongoing debate surrounding the proper way to construct a sandwich and the growing trend of individuals being paid to wait in line for exclusive events or products. These topics appear alongside the announcement regarding the James Beard Awards’ potential relocation.
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