“He agrees that images of hampers being shared on Twitter are unacceptable.”
Mr Rashford shared an image of four apples, one tin of baked beans, a few cartons of juice and some snacks, which he said was intended to feed a family for three days.
The striker said he had spoken with Chartwells, who were due to hold talks with the Department of Education, and stressed they weren’t the only free school meals provider contacted by the Government.
Mr Rashford added: “One thing that is clear is that there was very little communication with the suppliers that a national lockdown was coming.
