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Where to Find Lower Sodium Options
We recognize the importance of supporting small, local businesses. Such businesses offer cooperation and flexibility to meet your nutritional standards.
Haley House is a Boston-based non-profit organization that offers job opportunities and training for residents through food and community. To do this work, they operate a bakery cafe as well as provide catering services. Due to their dedication to the community and its well-being, they are a Boston Public Health Commission-approved caterer who will abide by our procurement standards. We encourage you to support their organization and give them a try.
Fresh Food Generation is a food justice food truck launching in Summer 2014. The truck will serve the neighborhoods of Roxbury, Dorchester, and Mattapan with healthy, on-the-go meals sourced from local farms and reflective of the cultural food traditions of these communities. Keep an eye out for Fresh Food Generation on the streets of Boston this summer.
Supermarkets are the obvious choice for your food needs, but Boston’s Farmer's Markets are a great way to supplement your grocery shopping with fresh, local fruits and vegetables – even fish and other foods at some markets across the City. It’s easy to turn a trip there into a day of good food, fresh air, and physical activity. Many farmers markets accept SNAP/EBT and participate in the Boston Bounty Bucks program which matches up to $10 of farmer's market purchases for SNAP users, making them affordable and convenient. Visit the City of Boston to find a farmer's market close to you.
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Boston
Public Health Commission
1010 Massachusetts Ave, 6th Floor, Boston, MA 02118.
Phone:(617) 534-5395 Email: info@bphc.org
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