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Project ‘Serve Safe Food’ expanded in state
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Project ‘Serve Safe Food’ expanded in state
Shillong, June 9: Nestlé India has collaborated with Food Safety, Meghalaya and National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) to expand Project Serve Safe Food in the state. As part of the project, NASVI will train 300 street food vendors in the state across East Khasi Hills and West Jaintia Hills, taking the total number of trained street food vendors past 2,100. A statement in this regard saud that the Project ‘Serve Safe Food’ has …
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