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Editorial choice

Grab 5! – A catchy name for a programme to get primary school children in low income areas to eat more fruit and vegetables. Grab 5! gets schools to grow and cook fruit and vegetables and run tuck shops selling fruit. Jamie Oliver may have changed school dinners, but programmes like this one run by Sustain, are reaching out into the classroom. Run in three pilot areas, details can be found in our local projects directory with contact information about how you can promote Grab 5! in your area.

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