'Unique' alliance encourages children to eat more vegetables
The ‘Eat Them to Defeat Them’ campaign has returned with an 'action-packed' children’s activity book.
The ‘Eat Them to Defeat Them’ campaign has returned with an 'action-packed' children’s activity book.
Hosted by Public Sector Catering magazine, the event will kick off with a short, recorded interview with Andy Jones, chair of the umbrella PSC100 Group, to set the scene.
The data, generated by LACA members around the country, reflect only the first week back at the beginning of September and are largely in line with the experience in Scotland, where schools returne
Lin Ridings, operations director at Taylor Shaw, said: “From new menus to digital o
The survey, conducted as part of BNF Healthy Eating Week 2020, reveals that 50% of primary school children and 26% of secondary school students say that they feel better or healthier now that they
Brakes will join him and some of Britain’s leading retailers and food manufacturers, to endorse three policy recommendations from the Government’s National Food Strategy, with the objective of seei
In March an emergency fundraising appeal began to ensure that pupils who would normally receive a free, healthy breakfast at school would not go hungry at home during school closures.
The partnership was launched last month with school contract catering company Taylor Shaw and since the project started Elior has donated 32,564 portions of food to people in need.
The online event will feature an interview with Molly Shaher, chair of the Professional Association of Catering Education (PACE), who will address the challenges her members are currently facing.
The Chartwells Independent team is now led by Noelle Jones, who began working for Compass with this brand nine years ago but was most business director within ESS Government Services.