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Boreal cafeteria offers local produce

A partnership between La Co-operative du Collège Boréal and Eat Local Sudbury Co-operative was announced inside the college’s newly renovated cafeteria on Tuesday. The cafeteria now provides produce, products and supplies purchased locally.
Sudbury.com Staff
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Pictured from left are Emily Trottier, co-ordinator of Eat Local Sudbury Co-operative, Denis Hubert, president College Boréal, Mayor John Rodriguez and Frédéric Nickner, president of La Co-operative du Collège Boréal.

A partnership between La Co-operative du Collège Boréal and Eat Local Sudbury Co-operative was announced inside the college’s newly renovated cafeteria on Tuesday. The cafeteria now provides produce, products and supplies purchased locally.

The cafeteria is furnished with the latest equipment and menus are posted and updated regularly on five LCD screens.

The college is “going green” through a number of means, including gradually replacing dinnerware with recyclable or compostable materials.

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