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University of Évora strengthens commitment to healthy, sustainable, and inclusive food

DianaFM14 September 2026 at 18:42

The University of Évora began the 2026/2027 academic year with a strengthened commitment to promoting healthy, sustainable, and inclusive food. The university's Social Action Services are transforming the canteens into spaces for learning about and valorizing food culture.

Among the main innovations implemented, the weekly integration of the Mediterranean Diet in the canteens stands out. This food model is deeply connected to the Alentejo territory and is widely recognized for its benefits for both health and the environment.

This initiative positions the university as a space for innovation in promoting healthy eating habits, simultaneously contributing to the valorization of the cultural heritage of the Alentejo region and to raising environmental awareness among students.

Why this matters

University of Évora students now have access to healthier food options connected to regional tradition, which can contribute to better nutritional habits. This initiative positions the institution as a promoter of food sustainability and valorization of Alentejo's gastronomic heritage.

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