Readings in children’s food
Min Soghrah
What are our children eating, and what do the sources say about it?
We read children’s food through studies and official recommendations, from the vegetable plate at home to the school canteen.
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Why Min Soghrah?
Min Soghrah is Arabic for “since they were little.” Eating habits start early, and that is where the newsletter gets its name. This SFT Media newsletter covers children’s food, from the plate at home to the school canteen, and asks studies and official recommendations about what our children eat.
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Issue 01Four questions about our children’s food, from home to school
Vegetables, juice, the canteen and sugar: four questions about our children’s food, and what the sources say.
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