Schools will have to choose between smaller portions or cheaper ingredients unless the government increases funding, the chief executive of food wholesaler Bidfood has said.

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Are children now relying on their school lunch as their only proper meal of the day? Is your school having to provide more breakfasts for pupils? Are you seeing the rising cost of living affect students in other ways?

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