JOINT CREW to Release Beta Version of "Today's School Lunch" DX Service for School Lunch Business and Launch Demonstration Experiment

Released a beta version of "Today's School Lunch," a web service that allows users to check school lunch menus and allergy information included in the menus using a smartphone.

- The following is content from the press release -

(headquartered in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; Satoru Murakoshi, President; hereinafter "JOINT CREW") has released a beta version of "Today's School Lunch," a new service of its Baby Tech business, in order to realize its vision of "making children in Japan smile.

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Today's School Lunch" is a web service developed to address the growing issues of nutrition education and the increasing number of children with allergies.

Daily school lunch menu information and allergy information are matched, and parents can check menu and allergy information anytime and anywhere with their smartphones. In addition, the PUSH notification function allows alternative meals to be prepared and confirmed in advance, creating an environment where children can enjoy delicious school lunches with peace of mind.

In addition, a demonstration experiment targeting elementary schools began in June 2024 in Kimitsu City, Chiba Prefecture. Based on feedback from the community, we will gradually develop additional functions to further improve our services.

The following additional features are scheduled to be added in the future.

Nutrient Labeling in School Lunches
Recommendations for dinner menus that provide nutrients that are lacking and that do not conflict with school lunches
Recommendations for seasonal and nutrient-rich foods
Purchase recommended foods and dinner menus
Distribution of nutrition education content
Halal, vegan, etc. detection
Vegan and gluten-free snacks and meals are available for purchase.

JOINT CREW is always looking for new candidates for demonstration experiments and service co-creation partners in order to provide new value not only to the school lunch business but also to Japanese food culture through "Today's School Lunch".