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- 1USANA becomes official nutrition partner of Utah Athletics●USANA inks deal to become Utah Athletics’ nutrition partner, adds 500 Ute athletes to sponsor roster
USANA has signed a deal to become the official nutrition partner of University of Utah Athletics, adding roughly 500 Ute athletes to its sponsorship roster. The partnership makes the Utah-based supplement company a key supporter of the school's sports programs, covering nutritional products and support for athletes across teams.
- 2Ken-Ton schools receive $75,000 grant for sports nutrition▼Ken-Ton schools receive $75,000 for sports nutrition
The Kenmore-Tonawanda school district has been awarded $75,000 to support sports nutrition programs for its student athletes. The funding, reported by local outlet Bee Group Newspapers, is expected to help improve nutrition resources for students participating in district athletics. Details on how the money will be spent have not been widely reported.
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The Exchange Club received an update on the local school nutrition program, according to Emanuel County Live. The report covered how the program is serving students in the area, though further details of what was discussed have not been made widely available. Community service clubs like the Exchange Club regularly invite school officials to speak about programs affecting local families.
- 4Ocean Spray deal brings Massachusetts cranberries to school lunches▼New Ocean Spray deal brings Mass. cranberries to K-12 schools
Ocean Spray has reached a new agreement to supply Massachusetts-grown cranberries to K-12 schools across the state. The deal aims to put local cranberry products on student lunch menus while supporting the state's cranberry growers. It connects Massachusetts' signature crop with school nutrition programs, giving farmers a new institutional market.
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Colorado is observing National Farm to School Month, highlighting efforts to connect schools with local farms and bring fresh, locally grown food into student meals. The awareness month, held each October, encourages school districts, food service providers and farmers to expand farm-to-school programs that support local agriculture and improve childhood nutrition across the state.