Former chair Chris Ross was the conference host and current chair Nicky Joiner kicked off the two-day event with a welcome for delegates.
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In particular, the focus was on proposed changes to the School Food Standards, which became mandatory for all state-funded schools in England in 2015 and succeeded the 2006 nutrient-based standards