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Friday, October 13, 2017
Knorr remembers the hungry on World Food Day.
Knorr remembers the hungry on World Food Day.Do you know that globally 800 million – – including young Zimbabwean children — are grappling with hunger and go to bed without a meal?
Hunger remains an international scourge, but you can make a difference.
To mark World Food Day on October 16th this year, join Knorr – Unilever’s largest global food brand – to help feed a child. Help to turn your food posts on social media into a real meal for someone in need. From 12-16 October, each time you share Knorr’s #ShareTheMealZW on Twitter, Facebook and on Instagram, Knorr will donate the equivalent of one meal via the World Food Programme (WFP).
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