Consumer Reports advocates for removal of Lunchables from School Lunch Program

SOURCE npr.org
Consumer Reports urges USDA to remove Lunchables from the National School Lunch Program due to high levels of sodium, lead, cadmium, and harmful chemicals. Kraft Heinz defends Lunchables, stating they meet safety standards and have improved nutritional benefits.

Key Points

  • High levels of sodium and heavy metals found in Lunchables
  • Advocacy group calls for removal from National School Lunch Program
  • Kraft Heinz defends Lunchables' safety standards and nutritional improvements

Pros

  • Consumer Reports raising awareness about potential health risks associated with Lunchables
  • Pushing for healthier options for children in school lunches

Cons

  • Potential impact on Kraft Heinz if Lunchables are removed from the program