California Mandates Phasing Out Ultra-Processed Foods in Public Schools
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Updated Sep 1
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What happened
California passed AB 1264, which requires public schools to begin phasing out ultra-processed foods. The law mandates that this phase-out starts in July 2029 and must be completed by July 1, 2035. The mandate prohibits schools from serving foods high in sugar, fat, salt, and certain artificial food additives.
From eurasiareview.com
Why it matters
The policy presents significant implementation challenges for school districts. These challenges include budget constraints, potential shortages of specific vendors, and the need for costly kitchen upgrades to support scratch cooking.
From eurasiareview.com
Who's involved
- CaliforniaThe state enacted the law requiring the food service changes.
- California Department of Health Care ServicesA department within the California Health and Human Services Agency.
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