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Print versions of the following materials will be available in fall 2022 for you to distribute to friends, neighbors and networks. Contact us to request copies!

  • 2022 Michigan Good Food Charter Two-Page Summary

    Published on August 22, 2022
    The Michigan Good Food Charter is a guide for creating and sustaining good food systems rooted in Michigan communities. This two page version is intended as a brief overview of this resource.

  • Michigan Good Food Charter

    Published on July 26, 2022
    The Michigan Good Food Charter is a vision and a roadmap to advance Michigan’s food and agricultural contributions to the economy, protect our natural resource base, improve our residents’ health, and enable generations of Michigan youth to thrive.

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  • 2014 Resumen de la Carta

    Published on October 1, 2014
    Este resumen se refiere a La Carta de Buena Alimentación de Michigan, escrita en 2010. Planeamos traducir la Carta actualizada, que se actualizó en 2022. Nosotros tenemos la visión de una economía próspera con equidad y para todo Michigan y su gente.

2010 Good Food Charter

  • Media Kit

    Access brand assets and policies for the MSU Center for Regional Food Systems, Michigan Good Food Charter, and related initiatives.

Michigan Good Food

Center for Regional Food Systems

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