Document Type
Article
Publication Date
12-16-2003
Abstract
School lunch programs are under fire across the country for serving too much fat, refined carbohydrates and processed foods. According to the Associated Press, critics charge that schools offer too much junk food, rely too heavily on government commodities and don't do enough to educate students and cafeteria managers about healthy eating. The problem often is compounded by tight funding, lax enforcement of guidelines and public apathy.
Relational Format
Newsletter
Recommended Citation
Staff Report, "Expert source on school lunch programs available for interviews" (2003). University of Mississippi News. 10486.
https://egrove.olemiss.edu/umnews/10486
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