What food items were bagged for refugees heading into the Jungle?

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Food items were bagged for refugees heading into the Jungle
Volunteers bagged a range of dry and ready-to-eat foods for people being sent into the Calais camp. The items included flour, spices, biscuits, dried beans, oil, tea, potatoes, onions, and also rice and lentils that had been collected at school.
Flour and dry staples prepared for loading
In the warehouse on the production line, volunteers bagged flour and a set of other dry items into plastic sacs for delivery into the Jungle. These included spices, dried beans, oil, tea, potatoes, and onions, all packaged for onward transport.
Biscuits and other packaged sustainers for journeys
For sustenance during travel, cereal bars and cookies were purchased and bagged for refugees heading into the Jungle. Volunteers also packed biscuits alongside other foods as part of the wider bagging work.
Rice and lentils collected at school were delivered
On the Friday of the four-day period, volunteers delivered 100kg of rice and lentils that had been collected at school. This delivery was linked to the immediate situation facing residents who were about to travel, including the need for warm-weather items and journey food.

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