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Kraft Heinz announced on Tuesday that its Lunchables brand meal kits are being removed from the National School Lunch Program (NSLP).
 
The company created two of its Lunchables—Turkey & Cheddar Cracker Stackers and Extra Cheesy Pizza Lunchables—to be introduced at the beginning of the 2023 to 2024 academic year. Kraft Heinz described in a document that the Lunchables products are “built for schools” and “now meet NSLP” guidelines.
 
The NSLP program receives funding through federal reimbursements to provide free and reduced-cost meals for nearly 30 million school children from low-income families, according to the Department of Agriculture’s Food and Nutrition Service.
Earlier this year, Consumer Reports discovered that Lunchables and similar lunch kits contain “relatively high” levels of sodium, lead, and cadmium. The nonprofit organization reported that the Lunchable meal kits contained more lead than meal kits made by other companies.
 
Consumer Reports also highlighted that the Lunchables school version had higher sodium levels than the store-bought version. The school version of turkey and cheddar Lunchables contained 930 milligrams of sodium compared to 740 milligrams in the store-bought version, according to the report. Similarly, the Lunchables pizza kit for schools had 700 milligrams of sodium compared to 510 milligrams in the store version.
 
Consumer Reports and More Perfect Union garnered nearly 50,000 signatures for their petition and presented their case to the Department of Agriculture urging the agency to remove Lunchables from the school lunch program.
https://www.ntd.com/kraft-heinz-removes ... dium=email

my first question is why? why are they even there in the first place? SMFH...
 

ROG62 » 21 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

21 minutes ago

Kraft Heinz announced on Tuesday that its Lunchables brand meal kits are being removed from the National School Lunch Program (NSLP).
 
The company created two of its Lunchables—Turkey & Cheddar Cracker Stackers and Extra Cheesy Pizza Lunchables—to be introduced at the beginning of the 2023 to 2024 academic year. Kraft Heinz described in a document that the Lunchables products are “built for schools” and “now meet NSLP” guidelines.
 
The NSLP program receives funding through federal reimbursements to provide free and reduced-cost meals for nearly 30 million school children from low-income families, according to the Department of Agriculture’s Food and Nutrition Service.
Earlier this year, Consumer Reports discovered that Lunchables and similar lunch kits contain “relatively high” levels of sodium, lead, and cadmium. The nonprofit organization reported that the Lunchable meal kits contained more lead than meal kits made by other companies.
 
Consumer Reports also highlighted that the Lunchables school version had higher sodium levels than the store-bought version. The school version of turkey and cheddar Lunchables contained 930 milligrams of sodium compared to 740 milligrams in the store-bought version, according to the report. Similarly, the Lunchables pizza kit for schools had 700 milligrams of sodium compared to 510 milligrams in the store version.
 
Consumer Reports and More Perfect Union garnered nearly 50,000 signatures for their petition and presented their case to the Department of Agriculture urging the agency to remove Lunchables from the school lunch program.
https://www.ntd.com/kraft-heinz-removes ... dium=email

my first question is why? why are they even there in the first place? SMFH...

it's becoming apparent that you can not do business with anything or anyone progressive....they can't be trusted.

Here they are again damaging kids......the company should be closed and it's parts and labels sold at auction to more trusted firms

nefarious101 » 9 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

9 minutes ago

it's becoming apparent that you can not do business with anything or anyone progressive....they can't be trusted.

Here they are again damaging kids......the company should be closed and its parts and labels sold at auction to more trusted firms

Been listening to RFK jr talking about food supply and children's health...

he's a good pick...
 

ROG62 » 18 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

18 minutes ago

Been listening to RFK jr talking about food supply and children's health...

he's a good pick...

It's exciting to think we will have a state of the art, fair, merit based and America First government


The American people should demand the NEW DOJ build some gallows in DC as a reminder of what happens if you **** around

How could America allow such a bunch of mentally ill degenerates to gain power and hold it for so long?...the pendulum has swung back the other way...fast and hard!

America still needs and deserves retribution....in such a way that no one would ever consider this crap again

ROG62 » 47 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

47 minutes ago

Kraft Heinz announced on Tuesday that its Lunchables brand meal kits are being removed from the National School Lunch Program (NSLP).
 
The company created two of its Lunchables—Turkey & Cheddar Cracker Stackers and Extra Cheesy Pizza Lunchables—to be introduced at the beginning of the 2023 to 2024 academic year. Kraft Heinz described in a document that the Lunchables products are “built for schools” and “now meet NSLP” guidelines.
 
The NSLP program receives funding through federal reimbursements to provide free and reduced-cost meals for nearly 30 million school children from low-income families, according to the Department of Agriculture’s Food and Nutrition Service.
Earlier this year, Consumer Reports discovered that Lunchables and similar lunch kits contain “relatively high” levels of sodium, lead, and cadmium. The nonprofit organization reported that the Lunchable meal kits contained more lead than meal kits made by other companies.
 
Consumer Reports also highlighted that the Lunchables school version had higher sodium levels than the store-bought version. The school version of turkey and cheddar Lunchables contained 930 milligrams of sodium compared to 740 milligrams in the store-bought version, according to the report. Similarly, the Lunchables pizza kit for schools had 700 milligrams of sodium compared to 510 milligrams in the store version.
 
Consumer Reports and More Perfect Union garnered nearly 50,000 signatures for their petition and presented their case to the Department of Agriculture urging the agency to remove Lunchables from the school lunch program.
https://www.ntd.com/kraft-heinz-removes ... dium=email

my first question is why? why are they even there in the first place? SMFH...

Because when Michelle Obama tried to do something about it, you idiots were commanded by your influencers to take another collective ****.

Blackvegetable » 17 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

17 minutes ago

Because when Michelle Obama tried to do something about it, you idiots were commanded by your influencers to take another collective ****.

Oh my the *** lies.

Teddy jr comin after them

Blackvegetable » 32 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

32 minutes ago

Because when Michelle Obama tried to do something about it, you idiots were commanded by your influencers to take another collective ****.

Michelle's focus was on safe food marketing to children...
And Not the FDA , NIH and all the others ...
that will be RFK Jr's focus of a total overhaul of health standards and practices....
That's the big difference...



 

Majik » 28 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

28 minutes ago

Michelle's focus was on safe food marketing to children...
And Not the FDA , NIH and all the others ...
that will be RFK Jr's focus of a total overhaul of health standards and practices....
That's the big difference...

**** idiot.

HHS has 11 agencies under it wow alot of oversight

Blackvegetable » Today, 10:25 am » wrote: ↑

Today, 10:25 am

Because when Michelle Obama tried to do something about it, you idiots were commanded by your influencers to take another collective ****.

She was demanding kids eat only watermelon followed by a KOOLs ciggy.
Bad plan.
 

Blackvegetable » 43 minutes ago » wrote: ↑

43 minutes ago

**** idiot.

Keep whining...
But I won't change what's coming ....