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The best practice guide for early childhood education and care food environment: Module 2: Menu and meal quality (Version 1.0)
Menu and meal quality is central to the role early learning settings play in children’s growth, development and wellbeing. The food provided across the day shapes children’s nutrient intake, their developing relationship with food, and the eating patterns they carry into later life. At the same time
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