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Corporate Hands | Six more schools benefit from Seprod’s year-long milk initiative

Updated October 22 2026 1 min read

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  • Mildred Myers Isaacs, teacher at Galilee Early Childhood Development Centre in Kingston, proudly showcases the first delivery of Nutri+ Milk. The school is set to receive 2,400 units of milk throughout the 2026/2027 academic year. Mildred Myers Isaacs, teacher at Galilee Early Childhood Development Centre in Kingston, proudly showcases the first delivery of Nutri+ Milk. The school is set to receive 2,400 units of milk throughout the 2026/2027 academic year. Photo - Contributed
  • Mildred Myers Isaacs, teacher at Galilee Early Childhood Development Centre in Kingston, proudly showcases the first delivery of Nutri+ Milk. The school is set to receive 2,400 units of milk throughout the 2026/2027 academic year. Mildred Myers Isaacs, teacher at Galilee Early Childhood Development Centre in Kingston, proudly showcases the first delivery of Nutri+ Milk. The school is set to receive 2,400 units of milk throughout the 2026/2027 academic year. Photo - Contributed
  • From left: Shanique Dinham and Andromeda Drummond Willocks, guidance counsellors at the Anchovy Primary School in St James, display boxes of Nutri+ Milk. Seprod has committed to donating 9,600 units of milk to the school throughout the 2026/2027 academic y From left: Shanique Dinham and Andromeda Drummond Willocks, guidance counsellors at the Anchovy Primary School in St James, display boxes of Nutri+ Milk. Seprod has committed to donating 9,600 units of milk to the school throughout the 2026/2027 academic year. Photo - Contributed
  • Diana Taffe-Myrie, principal of Whitfield Primary and Infant School, shares a moment with students following the first delivery of Nutri+ Milk. The school is set to receive 2,400 units of milk throughout the 2026/2027 academic year, as part of Seprod’s o Diana Taffe-Myrie, principal of Whitfield Primary and Infant School, shares a moment with students following the first delivery of Nutri+ Milk. The school is set to receive 2,400 units of milk throughout the 2026/2027 academic year, as part of Seprod’s ongoing school nutrition initiative. Photo - Contributed

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