Adventist Food Company Distributes 670,000 Food items

Adventist food company distributes 670,000 food items for people in need

Monday, June 8th, 2020

Throughout Australia and New Zealand, Sanitarium Health Food Company has donated, so far in 2020, more than AU$1 million (about US$700,000) worth of food to help individuals and communities in need.

Sanitarium in New Zealand is extending community support, including a new partnership with Kiwi Harvest.

In early April, the first of 90 pallets of Weet-Bix was delivered to its distribution centre in Auckland, with a further delivery to reach its Christchurch distribution centre in June.

Kiwi Harvest distributes food to more than 280 charities throughout New Zealand that provide for people in need. Read more

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