These measures will inspire healthy choices at school and home, while showing food, farming, and the countryside as an exciting, rewarding career for the next generation.
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I’m not convinced about the proposal’s request to reduce performance standards.
The unfair cost to customers; delays to vital infrastructure investments; and delays to environmental improvements.
When children understand where their food comes from, lifelong healthy habits are formed – and parents having more transparency over school meals means families are put back in the picture.
I am concerned that the long-term resilience of the water and wastewater systems may not be adequately protected.
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