Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Brooklyn Food Coalition
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Brooklyn Food Coalition 
The Brooklyn Food Coalition is a grassroots partnership of individuals and groups who strive to give an effective voice to all those who live in or serve Brooklyn and wish to achieve a just and sustainable system for tasty, healthy, and affordable food.
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