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Freegan Food Market marks its 2 years existence and opens registrations for the next 6 months. | SMN NEWS

June 29, 2023

Freegan Food Market marks its 2 years existence and opens registrations for the next 6 months. | SMN NEWS
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PHILIPSBURG:--- In June 2021 Freegan Food Foundation opened its doors to their client choice food bank. This style of food bank allows clients to select their own food instead of receiving a pre-packed or standard bag of groceries. With this method, clients do not have to take items they already have, do not like, or cannot eat for health or personal reasons.

A recent report from the United Nations states that 52% of all households in the Caribbean cannot afford a healthy meal. The Food Market steps in that gap and helps families who are facing difficult times with receiving fresh produce …

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Source: https://smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/43282-freegan-food-market-marks-its-2-years-existence-and-opens-registrations-for-the-next-6-months.html

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