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In Rhode Island, 38 percent of households with children say they are experiencing food insecurity. Meanwhile, businesses send approximately 55,000 tons of edible food to the state’s landfill each year.
WARWICK – Universal school lunches with local “farm to school” ingredients is worth striving for in the Ocean State, say leaders from the Rhode Island Healthy Schools Coalition.
According to a 2022 report, 31% of RI households were 'food insecure' meaning they lacked reliable access to food.
According to a 2022 report, 31% of RI households were 'food insecure' meaning they lacked reliable access to food.