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fruit vegetable fv consumption among schoolaged children falls short current recommendations development publicprivate partnerships ppps suggested effective approach address number public health concerns including inadequate fv consumption us department agricultures fresh fruit vegetable program ffvp provides fv snacks least twice per week lowincome elementary schools addition increasing fv consumption behaviors school children participating ffvp make requests fv grocery stores home suggesting impact program extends beyond school settings study explored potential establishing successful ppps schools food retailers promote sales fv lowincome communities semistructured interviews focus groups conducted participants 4 groups stakeholders grocery store produce managers 10 grocery stores ffvp personnel 5 school districts 12 schools parents children attending 3 different ffvpparticipating schools phoenix az metropolitan area participated interviews focus groups data analyzed using directed content analysis approach examine benefits barriers strategies developing ppp key perceived benefits creating ppp included potential increase store sales enhance public relations community extend impact ffvp settings outside schools barriers included offering expensive produce ffvp potential lack communication among partners strategies developing ppp included using seasonal produce clear instructions teachers staff parents reported children requesting fv result ffvp participation stakeholders support forming ppps partnerships ffvp schools retailers mutually beneficial positive impact children families