
California School Meal Law Exposes the Real Cost of Cutting Ultra-Processed Foods
California’s new school meal law could reduce ultra-processed foods, but a study warns of major budget and kitchen hurdles.
School meals, food insecurity, children’s diets and the policies shaping how the nation eats.

California’s new school meal law could reduce ultra-processed foods, but a study warns of major budget and kitchen hurdles.

A new study suggests children’s diets may leave measurable blood signatures, opening the door to more objective nutrition research.

A new study suggests children’s diets may leave measurable blood signatures, opening a potential tool for future nutrition research.

NHS guidance explains how front-of-pack food labels help shoppers compare nutrition and choose healthier products.

A new study links the end of free school meals to rising hunger among elementary pupils, highlighting child nutrition concerns.

Study finds different dietary fibres may shape the gut microbiome in young children in distinct ways during weaning.

New BMJ analysis says three quarters of secondary school menus breach food standards, reigniting debate over UK school nutrition.

BMJ investigation finds HFSS products at a major UK school food show as updated school food standards approach.

BMJ analysis suggests mandatory calorie labelling changed restaurant menus in Great Britain, adding to UK debate on diet policy.

A new study links sugary drinks from childhood to a higher adult hypertension risk, reinforcing early diet prevention.