Welsh councils 'disrespecting children's health' by serving up to 99% imported chicken in schools

A new investigation found in some council areas in Wales, Chinese and Thai chicken accounted for more than 99% of chicken served to schoolchildren

Mia Willemsen
News and business reporter
clock • 3 min read
Welsh councils 'disrespecting children's health' by serving up to 99% imported chicken in schools

Welsh farming parents have expressed dismay as local authorities across Wales in both urban and rural areas have been exposed for serving children school meals containing chicken meat from as far afield...

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