LACA
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Is there an appetite for free school meals?
Theresa May dropped plans to cut universal free lunches from the Queen’s Speech – but that doesn’t mean an expensive and unproven policy is safe. By David Burrows. On June 16th, Jamie Oliver suggested the prime minister would be committing… Read More
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Schools fear meals axe will hit health
Over 90% of schools believe that pupil health and nutrition would be impacted by the potential withdrawal of free school meals for all infants, according to new research. The survey by the Soil Association’s Food For Life programme found that… Read More
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David Laws calls on schools and caterers to focus on food quality as a challenge for 2015
EXPERTS IN food and nutrition joined Minister of State for Education, David Laws MP, as the Minister shared his thoughts on the importance of placing quality at the heart of successful school meals. … Read More
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New set of standards for food served in schools announced
EDUCATION SECRETARY Michael Gove has announced new regulations for school food will be introduced from January 2015. The new set of standards include at least one portion of vegetables a… Read More
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Foodservice industry is greener according to respondents of the Gram Green Paper
After a two-year wait, The Stage, quite literally was set at Hotelympia on Tuesday 29th May for the launch of the fourth Green Paper, commissioned by energy efficient refrigeration supplier, Gram. … Read More
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LACA serve up school meal for MP’s
MP’S GOT THE opportunity to see how much school dinners had improved since their time at school when the Local Authorities Caterers Association (LACA) served up lunch in the Houses on Parliament. Sixty MP’s and several peers were served… Read More
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Kids reveal all on school meals
A FIFTH OF school children think their dinners are not up to scratch. A similar number also say the meals could be healthier and want to see more fruit and salad on menus. However, more than 40% are very… Read More