DESPAR Italia provides education on healthy eating habits

September 4, 2024 IN THE CATEGORY: People, Responsible retailing

Le Buone Abitudini (Good Habits) is a DESPAR Italia initiative dedicated to providing education on healthy eating habits aimed at primary school age children. The project continues to grow, with over 2,000 teachers using the valuable free digital resource.

The programme aims to promote education on healthy eating habits in primary schools. Through the platform, teachers can access five Food Education paths curated by experts in nutrition and growth. The paths align with the guidelines of the Ministry of Education, each featuring videos, insights, digital, and printable teaching materials. The combination of tools makes for an engaging and stimulating programme, differentiated for each class, and also suitable for families. The dedicated site and other channels feature recipes, expert advice and activities for families to undertake together.

Long-term support

The support which DESPAR Italia provides to all teachers who choose to benefit from this project underlines the retailer’s commitment to the younger members of society. Active for over 15 years in the north-eastern region of Italy, where the project was developed, Le Buone Abitudini has become accessible to all regions where DESPAR Italia consortium members have a presence.

The consortium has committed to bringing value every day to the territories in which they are present, to being an active part of society, and to improving the quality of life for consumers whilst focusing on the environment.

Source: DESPAR Italia

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About SPAR Italy

SPAR Italy, known locally as DESPAR Italia, was first granted the SPAR Brand’s license in 1959. The first store opened in 1960. With it, the SPAR brand became the first partnership of retailers and wholesalers to operate in the country. In addition, DESPAR Italia licenses regional partners in a consortium, all working together to grow the brand.

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