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WAATEA NEWS COLUMN: Food banks vs corporate slop vs the Economy

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We are doing the mana of our nation a terrible disservice by inflicting the worst elements of poverty upon the most vulnerable. Research released last week told us that the nutritional needs for our children were half what they should be thanks to the terrible corporate school lunch food we a now giving them. International guidelines state a lunch should have 30% of our daily nutritional needs, testing on the corporate school lunches found a mer…

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WAATEA NEWS COLUMN: Food banks vs corporate slop vs the Economy

We are doing the mana of our nation a terrible disservice by inflicting the worst elements of poverty upon the most vulnerable. Research released last week told us that the nutritional needs for our children were half what they should be thanks to the terrible corporate school lunch food we a now giving them. International guidelines state a lunch should have 30% of our daily nutritional needs, testing on the corporate school lunches found a mer…

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