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Case of Fruit for a School

CA$50.00

Fresh fruit can be hard to come by for many families. We know that Canadian children and youth are not eating enough fruit and vegetables, and can greatly benefit from the rich nutrition they provide. A case of fruit can quickly fill bins and bowls around a school for easy access to a snack when needed. Fruit accompanies almost every school meal or snack - whether it's whole, sliced, blended or baked into a muffin. The most frequently purchased fruits are apples, bananas, oranges, strawberries and grapes, although schools strive to serve a wide variety.

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Fresh fruit can be hard to come by for many families. We know that Canadian children and youth are not eating enough fruit and vegetables, and can greatly benefit from the rich nutrition they provide. A case of fruit can quickly fill bins and bowls around a school for easy access to a snack when needed. Fruit accompanies almost every school meal or snack - whether it's whole, sliced, blended or baked into a muffin. The most frequently purchased fruits are apples, bananas, oranges, strawberries and grapes, although schools strive to serve a wide variety.

Fresh fruit can be hard to come by for many families. We know that Canadian children and youth are not eating enough fruit and vegetables, and can greatly benefit from the rich nutrition they provide. A case of fruit can quickly fill bins and bowls around a school for easy access to a snack when needed. Fruit accompanies almost every school meal or snack - whether it's whole, sliced, blended or baked into a muffin. The most frequently purchased fruits are apples, bananas, oranges, strawberries and grapes, although schools strive to serve a wide variety.

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Child Nutrition Council of Manitoba
191 Provencher Blvd.
Winnipeg, MB R2H 0G4
Tel (Voicemail) 204-202-1233
info@childnutritioncouncil.com

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The work of the Child Nutrition Council of Manitoba takes place on the traditional lands of the Ininew, Dakota, Dene, Anishinaabeg, Oji-Cree, and the homeland of the Métis nation. We acknowledge the Treaties that were made on these territories and value the nourishment received from the land.

CNCM Charitable Registration: #84086 4094 RR0001

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