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Good Food for Our Money Campaign responds to Government consultation on public sector food
10/02/2011
The Good Food for Our Money Campaign has submitted a response to a consultation by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs on plans to introduce compulsory standards for a third of public sector food. To read the response click here.
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