Rhode Island H7345 mandates restaurants to offer at least two healthy children's meals or 25% of their children's menu, whichever is greater.

The Healthy Kids Act requires restaurants to provide at least two healthy children's meals or 25% of their children's menu, whichever is greater. These meals must include whole grains and at least one fruit or non-fried vegetable. Restaurants must offer water, unflavored nonfat or low-fat milk, or non-dairy milk as the default beverage. The Department of Health will enforce these standards, create informational resources, and train restaurant employees.

Rhode Island H7345 mandates restaurants to offer at least two healthy children's meals or 25% of their children's menu, whichever is greater.

The Healthy Kids Act requires restaurants to provide at least two healthy children's meals or 25% of their children's menu, whichever is greater. These meals must include whole grains and at least one fruit or non-fried vegetable. Restaurants must offer water, unflavored nonfat or low-fat milk, or non-dairy milk as the default beverage. The Department of Health will enforce these standards, create informational resources, and train restaurant employees.