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Budget Tips: Learn 30 Ways in 30 Days to Stretch your Fruit and Vegetable Budget

There are many ways to maximize your benefit from fruits and vegetables without breaking your budget. CDC offers 30 ways in 30 days to Stretch Your Fruit & Vegetable Budget

(PDF-408k) while staying healthy!

HTML Code for Adding F&V Graphics to Your Web Pages

Stretching Tips for your Fruit & Vegetable Budget - www.fruitsandveggiesmatter.gov

To add these buttons to your page, copy the HTML code below and paste it into the BODY section of your page:

						
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Educational Materials - The Explore the World with Fruits and Vegetables campaign provides fun ideas for nutrition and education professionals to encourage schoolchildren and their parents to eat more fruits and vegetables by exploring new tastes provided by cuisines from around the world.

Reports and Publications for State Health Coordinators

Community Health Resources
Community Tool Box*
5ADay Works!(PDF-4.1Mb)
Also available in a text-only version.(PDF-760k)
Efficacy of Interventions To Modify Dietary Behavior Related to Cancer Risk
Fruits And Vegetables And Physical Activity At The Worksite: Business Leaders and Working Women Speak Out on Access and Environment* (PDF-692k)
NEWS from the National Fruits & Veggies—More Matters Program*
Simply Put (PDF-2.8Mb)
USDA CNPP Healthy Eating Index

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