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The Milwaukee Area Technical College on Friday donated fresh produce from its culinary arts program and food service to the Hunger Task Force.

The donation included vegetables, fruit, dairy products, bleach and gloves.

More than 212 pounds of potatoes, 37 cartons of eggs, 35 pounds of carrots and 37 pounds of onions were given away, MATC officials say.

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