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Priorities

The Food Policy Council has published its top priorities for food policy changes in the District since 2019. Please see our current and previous annual priorities below:

  • 2022 DC Food Policy Priorities
  • 2021 DC Food Policy Priorities
  • 2020 DC Food Policy Priorities
  • 2019 DC Food Policy Priorities

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What an incredible evening at @ward8well! Thank you to everyone who came out for our first in person meeting in 3 years! And thank you to our incredible hosts @womanatthewishingwell @dc_greens and your team ❤️🥒🥕
We are excited to welcome two new members to the DC Food Policy Council!
We’re meeting IN PERSON for the first time in 2+ years! Join us at the beautiful Well at Oxon Run Park in Ward 8 for our September public meeting. We’ll:
Did you know the U.S. wastes 40% of the food it produces? Join @dcdpw @dczerowaste for one of 8 community conversations about how to meet DC’s #zerowaste goals. Link in bio to register!
Please share this chart widely! DC WIC customers having trouble finding their infant formula can use this substitution chart to find a replacement formula. Shout out to the @dchealth @dcwic team for working tirelessly to make sure families can find the formula they need. See link in bio for more information.
The DC Food Policy Council wants to hear from current and aspiring farmers market operators about how the city can best support expanding farmers markets in DC.

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