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Walnut Creek is Certified Gold!

Celebrating Walnut Creek School District’s Eat Real Gold Certification! We are thrilled to announce that Walnut Creek School District (WCSD) has achieved Eat Real Gold Certification—making it the first district in the nation to reach this remarkable milestone! This accomplishment reflects their unwavering commitment to providing students with nutritious, diverse, and planet-sustaining meals that are … Read more

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Welcome our Eat Real 2024 cohort!

Welcome our Eat Real 2024 cohort! We are excited to welcome two new California districts and celebrate Eat Real’s official expansion into Alaska, Georgia, Washington, Alabama, and Connecticut—altogether representing 219 schools and 123,504 students! The foodservice teams for these districts are pursuing Eat Real certification as a part of their passionate commitment to putting real … Read more

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Fresno Unified School District is Eat Real Certified!

Fresno Unified School District is Eat Real Certified! We are excited to celebrate our friends at Fresno Unified School District (FUSD)—the third largest district in California—for their continued progress towards putting real food on the table for their students and becoming Eat Real Certified Green! Fresno Unified School District (FUSD) has achieved a major milestone … Read more

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Meet our New Partner, Primal Kitchen

Meet our New Partner, Primal Kitchen We’re thrilled to announce that Primal Kitchen has signed on as a major donor, making a two-year, $1M commitment to Eat Real. This investment in our core certification program will help fund our nationwide expansion, getting us that much closer to our White House goal of reaching 1M school … Read more

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South Monterey County Joint Union High School District is Eat Real Certified!

South Monterey County Joint Union High School District is Eat Real Certified! We are over-the-moon excited to announce that South Monterey County Joint Union High School (SMCJUHSD) is now Eat Real Certified Green! This small but mighty district in the heart of Monterey County consists of three high schools and 2,448 students, serving 323,496 breakfasts … Read more

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