When local food is used in school meals, what happens during the holidays?

Question

If local suppliers receive increased demand during the school year and they start investing so they can produce more, what happens when summer holidays start and demand drops significantly? Does the government compensate them?

Answer

Most people whom have seasonal customers know and will either find other customers during down times or just plan on having a lower income during that time.

Answer

Local food is served only in summer days in Govt. schools to fulfil the needs of poor children. During the holidays the demand of food becomes low so the food gets waste because of its staleness.

When local food is used in school meals, what happens during the holidays?

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