Sainsbury’s Invests In Healthy School Food, Half-Price Lunch Box Essentials
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Sainsbury's puts £1.5m into school breakfast clubs and food pantries as new term begins
Sainsbury's has announced more than £1.5 million of funding for school breakfast clubs, school food pantries and kitchen upgrades as the new term starts, including £500,000 each for the charities Magic Breakfast and Rethink Food through its partnership with Comic Relief.
Sainsbury’s Invests In Healthy School Food, Half-Price Lunch Box Essentials
Sainsbury’s is investing more than £1.5 million in initiatives to improve children’s access to nutritious food, while also cutting the price of selected fruits and vegetables for families returning to school and work routines.Through its partnership with Comic Relief, the retailer is providing £1 million to food insecurity charities Magic Breakfast and Rethink Food, with each receiving £500,000, reports Grocery Trader.Magic Breakfast will use th…
Sainsbury's invests over £1.5 million to put good food on the menu for children this school year
Discover what's happening in retail today, Retail Times publishes international & UK retail news covering products, data, tech, packaging, people, research, comment and much more. Sainsbury’s has today announced an investment of over £1.5 million to help put nutritious food on the table for children and families across the UK. Coinciding with the start of the school year, the funding will support a range of initiatives designed to improve access…
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