Value MIT food must offer a good value to all members of the MIT community, and especially to students. Nutritional food must be priced reasonably. The managed competition system will increase the quality of food offerings, increasing value. Vendors will offer low-priced, nutritious value meals. Unfortunately, though, drinks and packaged foods won't be able to be sold at typical grocery store prices.
Grocery stores can sell items much more cheaply than smaller eateries can.
Variety MIT food services must have a true variety of offerings. Food offerings must change over time. These requirements will be enforced by the Managed Competition system. Then send mail to the Institute Dining Review. Return to the Institute Dining Review Home Page.