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After three years of implementation, the European School Fruit Scheme is considered a success by the European Commission, but it can be improved, as expressed by Lars Hoelgaard, Special Advisor, DG Agriculture, European Commission: “It has been very well received by the general public in the EU. However, some Member States have not been able to fully use their allocated budget, resulting in fewer schoolchildren benefiting from the scheme. So although in the 2009/ 2010 school year, 4.7 million children have benefited from the scheme, this figure is too low”,

Increasing fruit consumption in schools in Europe