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South Pacific Division

Mayor visits Adventist school canteen to learn about vegetarian meals

June 7, 2018

Papeete, Tahiti

Record Staff
33Mayor visits Adventist school canteen to learn about vegetarian meals2

33Mayor visits Adventist school canteen to learn about vegetarian meals2

A small mayoral delegation from Raiatea has visited Tiarama Adventist College in Papeete, Tahiti, to learn more about the canteen’s plant-based meals.

The canteen provides vegetarian meals daily to around 340 primary and secondary students.

New Zealand Pacific Union Conference education director Rosalie McFarlane said the mayor wanted to find out about the meals, including how the food is prepared, the costs, and the benefits and possible difficulties of setting up a vegetarian canteen.

“Because our canteen provides vegetarian food for our students, they came over to see what the food is like, what we are delivering, to see if they can use it as a model for public schools,” she said.

Mrs McFarlane said the mayor and his team enjoyed the food. Recipes were shared during the five-day visit. The mayor is now keen to see vegetarian meals introduced into state schools in his region.

 

 

Record Staff

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