Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Branded Food Product Database Public-private Partnership (PPP) Implementation Project - Public Policy Concerning Food and Nutrition Is Dependent on the Availability of Reliable and Current Information Regarding the Nutritional Content of Commonly Consumed Foods. the Usda and Usda-ars Have Maintained Such Data for More Than 100 Years, But the Complexity of the Current Food System in the Us Makes It Impossible to Continue the Work Without Partnerships With the Private Sector. the Usda-ars and GS1 Us Enter Into This Public-private Partnership (PPP) for the Purpose of Enhancing the Nutritional Information in the Ars National Nutrient Database, and This Agreement Will Provide the Framework and Support to Conduct the Project in Order to Ultimately Fulfill the Objectives of the PPP.
Committed
$1.1 Million
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