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Los bancos de alimentos y centros de distribución de Washington pueden aumentar el número de alimentos más sanos y culturalmente relevantes tras la adopción de una política nutricional
Published: March 10, 2025
Los bancos de alimentos y centros de distribución de Washington pueden aumentar el número de alimentos más sanos y culturalmente relevantes tras la adopción de una política nutricional
La American Heart Association afirma que el análisis demuestra que las políticas nutricionales repercuten de forma positiva en la seguridad alimentaria
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