More than 13 million kids in this country go to school hungry.
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Healthy Food Solutions for Kids
Good Score nutritional products were created to address the current problems facing national food programs, food supply chains, and most importantly, the nutritional requirements of children in schools. Using innovative low-waste and small-footprint manufacturing, our great tasting nutrient dense products can be accessible at lower costs while adhering to strict dietary rules and regulations. The real reward is providing fundamental nutritional benefits to every child regardless of age, race, or income.
Good Score's Goods
Our cutting edge food technology offers balanced, nutrient dense, single serve, meal-assist snacks to all kids. Our products are made with real macro and micro nutrients that aren't cut down by processing agents, fillers, or preservatives.
Good Score's Snacks Contain:
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Complex Carbohydrates
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Low Cholesterol
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Low Sodium
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High Fiber
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Vitamins and Minerals
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Whole Grains
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Fruits & Vegetables
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High Protein
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Whey Isolates & Concentrates
The Story Behind Good Score
We believe that every child should have proper nutrition and healthy meals to keep them growing. So we created customizable snacks that are tasty, packed with protein, clean ingredients, and vitamins that will keep kids healthy and thriving in school. Our products are crafted to align with the requirements of National School Breakfast and Lunch Programs, so that every child can have a healthy option.
The Good Score Difference
Good Score is unique because of the intention we've set for our brand. We can provide healthy food to all children with our food technology and collaborations. Good Score will be working with Zero Hunger Initiative to contribute to ending malnutrition in school-aged children. Zero Hunger Initiative is a collaborative group of leaders who are experts in food, farming, logistics and storage, academia, and politics. With this relationship, we can distribute kid-friendly foods designed to support the nutritional needs of children.