As the U.S. Department of Agriculture takes steps toward improving school nutrition by overhauling the Childhood Nutrition Act, the food and beverage industry appears committed to do its part. The communications specialists from Biz Central
explain why “the private sector, the public sector and parents” all play a role when it comes to reducing childhood obesity.
Improving School Nutrition Means Everyone at the Table
Posted on February 26th, 2010 | More Agribusiness · Education · Food & Beverage · Healthcare · Manufacturing · Public Affairs
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