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US potato industry announces salad bar grant

The U.S. potato industry has worked for years to get kids to eat more spuds and other vegetables.

Now, the East Grand Forks, Minn.,-based Northern Plains Potato Growers Association has launched another go-around of a program that puts free salad bars in schools.

The association will pay the cost, nearly $3,000, to place one of the salad bars in a school district in North Dakota or northwest Minnesota.

Potatoes USA will match the donation to a second school district in that area. Potatoes USA, formerly known as the U.S. Potato Board, is the nation's potato marketing organization.

Last year, the Northern Plains Potato Growers Association donated a salad bar to the Park River, N.D., School District. Potatos USA matched the donation with a salad bar in the Fort Yates, N.D., School District.

For more information:
Ted Kreis
Northern Plains Potato Growers Association
Tel: +1 218 773 3633
tkreis@nppga.org
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