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Clinton Puts Crimp In Fat Kid Production Pipeline

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Ned Sonntag

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Clinton reduces the efficacy of public schools as Fat Kid Factories- how should we DIMENSIONeers feel about that?
http://www.salon.com/wire/ap/archive.html?wire=D8KJ94RO0.html
"The agreement with Kraft Foods Inc., Mars Inc., Campbell Soup Co., Groupe Danone SA and PepsiCo Inc. sets guidelines for fat, sugar, sodium and calories for snack foods sold in school vending machines, stores and snack bars. Those companies make everything from M&M's, yogurt and granola bars to Frito-Lay potato chips, Snickers bars and canned soups.

Under the guidelines, most foods won't be permitted to derive more than 35 percent of their calories from fat and more than 10 percent from saturated fat. There will be a limit of 35 percent for sugar content by weight.

An example of a snack that would be banned is a Snickers bar, which has 280 calories, 130 of them from fat. The candy bar has 30 grams of sugar out of 58.7 total grams."
 

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