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  • Public procurement is one of the most powerful, yet paradoxical, functions of the state in Britain: powerful, because it deploys a purchasing budget of *150 billion per annum; paradoxical, because its economic significance is inversely related to its political status.Through the prism of the school food service, this article explores the scope for, and the barriers to green procurement - one of the most underrated ways in which governments can help to fashion a more sustainable society. Creating a sustainable school food service is the litmus test of a country's commitment to sustainable development because it involves nothing less than the health and well being of young and vulnerable people. (xsd:string)
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  • 10.1080/00343400802195154 ()
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  • Greening the realm: sustainable food chains and the public plate (xsd:string)
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  • In: Regional Studies, 42, 2008, 9, 1237-1250 (xsd:string)
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