The Charter

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  • Michigan Good Food Charter

    Published on June 1, 2010
    The Michigan Good Food Charter is a vision and a roadmap to advance Michigan’s food and agricultural contributions to the economy, protect our natural resource base, improve our residents’ health, and enable generations of Michigan youth to thrive.

  • 2018 Charter Summary

    Published on October 19, 2018
    This summary reports on progress made toward achieving the 2020 goals set by the Michigan Good Food Charter.

  • Resolution of Support Postcard

    Published on June 1, 2010
    Share this postcard to encourage organizations and individuals to pledge their support to the Michigan Good Food Charter.

  • Agenda Priorities at a Glance

    Published on June 1, 2010
    What are the priorities of the Michigan Good Food Charter? This guide offers a quick look at the agenda for the road to 20% by 2020.

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  • 2014 Resumen de la Carta

    Published on October 1, 2014
    Nosotros tenemos la visión de una economía prospera con equidad y sustentabilidad para todo Michigan y su gente, a través de un sistema alimentario arraigado en comunidades locales y centrado en la buena alimentación.

  • Tarjeta de la Resolución de Soporte

    Published on April 1, 2014
    Comparta esta tarjeta para alentar a las organizaciones e individuos a que prometan su apoyo a la Carta de los Buenos Alimentos de Michigan.

  • Media Kit

    Access brand assets and policies for the MSU Center for Regional Food Systems, Michigan Good Food Charter, and related initiatives.

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