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National Initiatives
Learn what's going on across the country.
March is Nutrition Month
USDA's MyPlate.gov
Purchasing Organic and Local
What's local in New England in April? When is organic worth the cost?
Environmental Working Group (EWG) Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce
Food Print - Seasonable Food Guide
USDA Food and Nutrition Service — The Patrick Leahy Farm to School Program
Cafeteria Design
Are cafeteria trays good or bad? Where should you place the salad bar?
Lunch Line Redesign
Action for Healthy Kids — Smarter Lunchrooms
Menu Planning
Learn menu planning tips.
Million Hearts and Eating-Well magazine launch heart-healthy nutrition resource
Chef Ann Foundation
Stealth Health: Nudging Kids to a Healthier Diet
To label or not to label?
Who's Counting? Requiring chain restaurants to post calorie counts won't put a dent in the nation's obesity rates.
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