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The main argument behind the proposal was to prevent children from obesity, diabetes and other disease caused by fast food products. The initiative rules out all food products that contain supplementary fat content, sweeteners and food additives.
According to the bill, menus served in schools will be approved by nutrition specialists authorized by the Health Ministry. Thus, they will set up a list with allowed food products which will be distributed in schools across the country.
Fast food products to be forbidden in Romanian schools
de A.C. HotNews.ro
Marţi, 13 mai 2008, 15:28 English | Top News
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