‘Unprecedented’ Supply Chain Problems Hit School Cafeterias Across US

‘Unprecedented’ Supply Chain Problems Hit School Cafeterias Across US
This Sept. 11, 2012, file photo shows a healthy chicken salad school lunch, prepared under federal guidelines, sitting on display at the cafeteria at Draper Middle School in Rotterdam, N.Y. AP Photo/Hans Pennink, File
Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
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A growing number of school districts across the United States say that supply chain bottlenecks have forced them to suspend services or food items.

Schools across Denver are “struggling to receive enough milk to serve to every child at breakfast and lunch every day,” and are encouraging parents to provide reusable bottles for children, according to Denver Public Schools (DPS) spokesperson Theresa Hafner.

Jack Phillips
Jack Phillips
Breaking News Reporter
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