Japan's "price increase" causes school headaches, British media: there are schools constantly adjusting recipes to avoid overruns

Recently, inflation has set off a rare "price increase" in Japan, and many schools have racked their brains in order to control the cost of dining.Reuters reported on the 6th that the nutritionist of a middle school in Tokyo Sato and Mei said that the price of ingredients continued to rise sharply, and she must constantly adjust the recipe of school lunch to prevent the budget from overdue."I tried to provide seasonal fruits once or twice a month, but it is difficult to do it." Recently, she replaced expensive fruits with jelly or small cakes, and used low -cost bean sprouts to replace other ingredients.But she said that if food prices continue to rise, she will do nothing.

As part of the rescue measures, the Japanese government said in April that funds will provide funds to assist schools to cope with the cost of catering.However, Sato is worried that future energy and food prices will rise further, especially when the school year is about to end and the government allocated funds will be exhausted."This year's rainy season is ended early, and it may have a great impact on vegetables." Sato said, "I am worried about the price of vegetables after autumn."(Chen Yahan)

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