The debate over requiring local food banks to prioritize fresh produce distribution versus maintaining traditional non-perishable food donations - (Reading > Viewpoints)

The debate over requiring local food banks to prioritize fresh produce distribution versus maintaining traditional non-perishable food donations

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The main point of disagreement in the debate is . Sarah Martinez supports increased fresh produce distribution because . James Wilson's primary concern about fresh produce distribution is . Carol Thompson's position can best be described as . According to Robert Chen, the first step in addressing this issue should be .

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As someone who has volunteered at food banks for over a decade, I believe this debate . While Martinez makes valid points about nutrition, . Wilson's concerns about logistics are legitimate, but . I think Thompson's approach is , although success would depend heavily on . The key is finding solutions that work for both providers and recipients.

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