Emergency Shelf-Stable Meals Sample Clauses

Emergency Shelf-Stable Meals. Emergency Shelf-Stable Meals are offered to participants of both Congregate and Home-Delivered Meals programs and must meet a minimum one-third of the Dietary Reference Intake, shall comply with dietary guidelines for Americans, and shall be accompanied with instructions for safe storage and reheating. Emergency shelf stable meals are not to be used in place of Emergency Earthquake Meals.
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Emergency Shelf-Stable Meals. Emergency Shelf-Stable Meals are offered to both congregate and home-delivered nutrition services participants.
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Emergency Shelf-Stable Meals. Emergency Shelf-Stable Meals are offered to participants of the Home-Delivered Meals program and must meet a minimum one- third of the Dietary Reference Intake, shall comply with dietary guidelines for Americans, and shall be accompanied with instructions for safe storage and reheating. Emergency shelf stable meals are not to be used in place of Emergency Earthquake Meals. Each Home-Delivered Meals participant shall receive 3 Emergency Shelf-Stable Meals within 90 days of the beginning of the new program year. All new Home-Delivered Meals participants must receive their Emergency Shelf-Stable Meals within 30 days of enrollment to the program. Emergency Shelf- Stable Meals must be provided to all Home-Delivered Meals participants at least once during the program year. Restocking and replenishment of Emergency Shelf- Stable Meals during the program year will depend on remaining program funds, premature meal expiration or damage, and/or meal consumption due to an emergency.
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