California AB1264 aims to reduce ultraprocessed foods and restricted school foods in schools.
California AB1264, known as the Real Food, Healthy Kids Act, seeks to reduce the consumption of ultraprocessed foods and restricted school foods in California schools. The act mandates that schools phase out these foods by July 1, 2032, and prohibits vendors from offering them to schools. It defines ultraprocessed foods as those containing certain additives or high levels of saturated fat, sodium, or added sugar. Restricted school foods are those that contain specified substances and are restricted from service or sale in schools.
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