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Fatty foods reduction urged
Group's survey shows that school lunches are mediocre
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Too many school lunches rate a "C" grade because of their high fat content, a consumer nutrition group said last week, urging cafeterias to serve "wholesale baked nots instead of hot docs.
Ellen Haa, executive director of
Voice for Food and Health
Policy in the District, will
encouraging trends toward fresh
fruit and vegetables in a survey of
But she said the main courses served in school cafeterias "far too often are fried foods" and other dishes high in saturated fat.
"Our young children are a captive audience. We have an opportunity here," Haas said. "We've got to establish lifestyles that have healthy
eating habits."
The $3.7 billion school lunch program, serving some 27 million children, is run by the Department of Agriculture. Surplus commodities are fed to the department's account for 20 percent of the foods used in the program.
That is the root of the problem, according to Public Voice, because the commodities "are often high in fat saturated or sodium."
Public Voice recommended, among other things, that the department provide fresh salads with sodium and sugar permitted in school lunches and distribute health-status information.
But Suzanne S. Harris deputy assistant secretary of agriculture for food and consumer services, said that it would be irresponsible to let
"Nutrition strategies warranted for the general adult population may increasingly low-income children, during period of growth and development."
commodities purchased by the government, as required by law, go unused.
Further, she said, the scientific community does not support setting guidelines for reusable sodium at this time because current recommendations for children are
However, Haas said the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health and the Americans Heart Association agree that fat should not constitute more than one percent of a child's daily calorie intake.
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