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UEA Nutrition Research Supports Norwich Social Enterprise Tackling Food Poverty Through Community Meals

Posted on 12, June 2026 by EuropaWire PR Editor

(IN BRIEF) A University of East Anglia nutrition academic is supporting Eat Social, a Norwich-based social enterprise working to provide nutritious meals for families affected by food poverty. Professor Anne-Marie Minihane of Norwich Medical School has joined the initiative as … Read the full press release →

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