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** This is a video on the new food plate that was ralesed on June 2nd. **
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**In Massachusetts, school food officials found 280 cases of school cafeteria food with unknown dates. These cases of food were found in, or were about to be sent to 40 out of the 46 kitchens that serve 135 schools of Massachusetts. The out of date products ranged from chickpeas, to cheese, to beef patties. Some of the produce had dates from as long ago as 2009, and some were just a few months past the assigned ‘best buy’ date (Expired Food). If you new that food was in that condition, would you eat the food? Food quality in schools needs to change. The food is affecting the students and the teachers in the schools; this food is affecting their health. These appalling food conditions need to stop. I think that school officials should change the quality of school cafeteria food across the nation. I think this because it will be healthier for students, other schools are changing their food and it is working, and that President Obama just passed a new law that states that food in cafeterias should be more nutritious. **

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