California SB977 mandates chain restaurants to offer children's meals meeting specific nutrition standards.
California SB977 requires chain restaurants to offer children's meals that meet certain nutrition standards, including calorie limits, sodium, saturated fat, added sugar, and trans fat. These meals must also include servings of fruit, vegetables, dairy, and whole grains. The bill mandates that chain restaurants inform employees about these requirements during training. Additionally, restaurants must prominently display an icon or symbol on the menu to identify meals that meet the standards.
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