Food providers’ experiences with a central procurement school snack program

By Mariam R Ismail, Jason A Gilliland, June I Matthews, Danielle S Battram

Universal, government-funded school food programs (SFPs) offer many benefits not only to the children they serve, but also to the communities that support them. To date, Canada does not have a national SFP. Thus, if one is to be considered,…

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