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Food Policy Councils bring together a diverse group of stakeholders from the local food system. Food system stakeholders represent a wide range of food and health related activities, from farming and gardening to anti-hunger advocates. These stakeholders collaborate to advocate and develop policy recommendations. ['''[https://phillyfpac.org/what-we-do/ <nowiki>More]</nowiki>]''' | Food Policy Councils bring together a diverse group of stakeholders from the local food system. Food system stakeholders represent a wide range of food and health related activities, from farming and gardening to anti-hunger advocates. These stakeholders collaborate to advocate and develop policy recommendations. ['''[https://phillyfpac.org/what-we-do/ <nowiki>More]</nowiki>]''' | ||
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Revision as of 14:26, 22 March 2017
FPAC was created by Executive Order to help guide the City of Philadelphia’s food system planning by providing policy recommendations for the City. FPAC helps the City of Philadelphia be a more responsible partner in the regional food system through an advisory role.
Food Policy Councils bring together a diverse group of stakeholders from the local food system. Food system stakeholders represent a wide range of food and health related activities, from farming and gardening to anti-hunger advocates. These stakeholders collaborate to advocate and develop policy recommendations. [More]