Gateshead Council maps out school meal sources
Gateshead Council say its regional food map highlights high welfare standards and explains where ingredients for school meals are sourced.
Healthy school meals to boost regional economy
Gateshead Council say their policy of using local food suppliers wherever possible for school meals is providing a boost to the local economy.
The council spend £1.8 million on raw ingredients each year.
They have published a map to show parents and children where their school meals come from.
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