2014-04-16, 03:26 PM
ImagineAll Wrote:Right, but it's not as though people are being deprived of other options. The children and their parents still have the option to bring their owned sack lunch with whatever contents they so choose. The schools just will no longer be facilitating the distribution of unhealthy foods on their end.
Yes that's the black and white result of it. But how much will those lunches cost? Will bag lunches cause the program to eventually fail except for those on food vouchers? If it's successful will we have a national level change in our grocery stores? etc. etc.
If this was state reg's I'd be a lot more for those, but being a federal level brings a lot of warning flags in my opinion

