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Grub4Life.COM – Nutrition Training

Are you #allergy aware?

Our friends at @Grub4Life have put together some useful resources for #EarlyYears Professionals:

A FREE allergy factsheet
FREE online allergy review
FREE nutrition and allergy training courses (exclusive to MM policyholders)https://t.co/tyPm2zxA1E pic.twitter.com/Se2B1QtTU8

— Morton Michel (@MortonMichel) November 22, 2018

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