Haman County Food Integrated Support Center Holds User Training for Public Meal Support Center System

Starting September 1... Full-Scale Pilot Operation for 4,582 Students at 17 Schools

Haman-gun, Gyeongnam announced on the 17th that on the 16th, it conducted a 'Public Meal Service Support Center System (SEAT) User Training' at the Agricultural Technology Center's computer training room for about 50 participants, including staff from the Food Integration Support Center, the Office of Education, school meal contract managers, and nutritionists (teachers).

This training was conducted as a hands-on computer class for those in charge of school meals, in preparation for the pilot operation of the Food Integration Support Center for 4,582 students at 17 schools starting from September, the beginning of the second semester. The training covered how to use the Public Meal Service Support Center System (SEAT), supported by the Korea Agro-Fisheries & Food Trade Corporation (aT), in conjunction with the school meal system (NICE) used by schools.

Haman County Food Integration Support Center_Public Meal Support Center System User Training Conducted. [Image provided by Haman County]

By using the Public Meal Service Support Center System (SEAT), operated by the Korea Agro-Fisheries & Food Trade Corporation (aT), it is expected that the efficiency of overall meal service-related work will be improved by computerizing food ingredient ordering and settlement, resolving the inconvenience of document submission, and ensuring the accuracy of subsidy statistics.

The Haman-gun Food Integration Support Center was completed in October last year with a total budget of 3,075 million won. Built on a site of 4,032 square meters with a total floor area of 861 square meters, it is equipped with facilities such as a cold storage, small packaging, sorting, washing, parking lot, and offices.

Meanwhile, starting from March next year, when the new school year begins, the county plans to fully implement school meal services for 6,000 students at all 30 schools in the area, supplying high-quality food ingredients.

An official from the county explained the operation plan for the Food Integration Support Center and said, "We ask for your interest so that a lot of fresh and healthy agricultural products produced in our region can be used."

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