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The document discusses plans for a day of healthy eating at a university. It proposes selling only healthy foods like fruits and vegetables in the cafeteria. It also suggests setting up a stall near the university to sell healthy foods and juices while educating passersby about nutrition. As an additional activity, people who give up smoking and dispose of cigarettes can receive a free healthy meal. The document outlines reasons for the event and lists required resources like food, a juicer, and posters to promote the day of healthy eating.
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$15,000
Nutritionist: $5,000
Marketing Team: $5,000
Health Inspector: $2,000
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Operating Expenses
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Educational Materials: $5,000
Advertising: $3,000
Office Supplies: $1,000
Travel: $1,000
Evaluation: $3,000
Subtotal Operating: $21,000
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- 4. To begin with that some people want to eat in a healthy way, but they really dont know how to do it. Numerous articles in the web cant tell you all the information you are looking for. Also some people are stopped by the price of the products, but we can show them how to live in a healthy way and not to spend too much money. Furthermore, we can outline the commercial benefits for the SBMT too, because one of the aims is to sell juices to the passers-by. One of our ideas is to change cigarettes to the healthy food, so that we can attract more students to healthy lifestyle without bad habits. It can be good for those who need some motivation.
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