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Schools Break the “Anti-Chatarra Agreement” in Tamaulipas - Elefante Blanco
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More than a month after the start of the school cycle 2025-2026, eight state schools have been detected selling ultra-processed food within their co-operatives or school stores, violating the “anti-chatarra” agreement imposed by the Ministry of Public Education (SEP), including an educational institution in Ciudad Victoria. Undersecretary of Basic Education, Nora Hilda de los Reyes Vázquez, explained that in addition to the information services,…
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