Changes to nutrition standards often raise concerns about negative impacts on school revenue and fundraising. This is an executive summary of the Controlling Junk Food and the Bottom Line study that shares findings from eight school districts that have already implemented strong nutrition standards for snack and à la carte foods and beverages without significant loss of overall food service profit.
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