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Criticism of School Food in Knivsta: "Not Enough"

Summary by Upsala Nya Tidning
Students talk about meatballs running out before everyone has time to get to the cafeteria and that they are not allowed to take any more of the good food. Several parents testify that their children are not satisfied with lunch. But the municipality's nutrition manager Ingela Nannström rejects the criticism and says that no one should have to leave the school cafeteria hungry.
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Criticism of School Food in Knivsta: "Not Enough"

Students talk about meatballs running out before everyone has time to get to the cafeteria and that they are not allowed to take any more of the good food. Several parents testify that their children are not satisfied with lunch. But the municipality's nutrition manager Ingela Nannström rejects the criticism and says that no one should have to leave the school cafeteria hungry.

·Uppsala, Sweden
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Upsala Nya Tidning broke the news in Uppsala, Sweden on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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