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On November 5, at the 2026 Beijing Primary and Secondary School Meal Remediation Work Site Promotion Conference, Wang Fang, deputy director of the Beijing Municipal Education Commission, explained that by September 1, 2027, all primary and secondary schools in Beijing will abolish all food delivery, and all contracted cafeterias and commissioned cafeterias will be converted to new self-operated cafeterias. All primary and secondary school cafeterias will be purchased on centralized designated procurement platforms in all districts, and a total of 1,000 smart cafeterias will be completed. Currently, primary and secondary schools in Beijing that use cafeterias for meals have collected six categories of products: rice, noodles, oil, meat, eggs, and milk. Wang Fang said that by September 1, 2027, all primary and secondary school cafeterias in the city will be able to purchase all categories on centralized designated procurement platforms in all districts.
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On November 5, at the 2026 Beijing Primary and Secondary School Meal Remediation Work Site Promotion Conference, Wang Fang, deputy director of the Beijing Municipal Education Commission, explained that by September 1, 2027, all primary and secondary schools in Beijing will abolish all food delivery, and all contracted cafeterias and commissioned cafeterias will be converted to new self-operated cafeterias. All primary and secondary school cafeterias will be purchased on centralized designated procurement platforms in all districts, and a total of 1,000 smart cafeterias will be completed. Currently, primary and secondary schools in Beijing that use cafeterias for meals have collected six categories of products: rice, noodles, oil, meat, eggs, and milk. Wang Fang said that by September 1, 2027, all primary and secondary school cafeterias in the city will be able to purchase all categories on centralized designated procurement platforms in all districts.
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