New Regulations For 'Competitive Foods' In Schools

School meals are pretty heavily regulated by the federal government, but more and more kids have been getting food from machines or school stores — and those aren't regulated at all. At least, not until now. The law now directs the state Department of Public Health to develop regulations for what administrators call "competitive foods."

So now, public health officials have to decide: Should things like soda and candy bars be allowed in our schools at all?

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