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1 Controlling Junk food and the Bottom Linefindings from school districts that have had successImproving Cafeteria Strategies to Support healthier competitive Foods StandardsControlling Junk food and the Bottom Line Tip SheetImplementation of the new Smart Snacks in School nutrition standards provides an opportunity to offer healthier competitive foods--snacks and la carte foods and beverages--in schools. This tip sheet, Improving Cafeteria Strategies to Support healthier competitive Foods standards , is one of five tip sheets that share Strategies , best practices, and tips from middle schools and high schools in eight districts across the country that participated in the Controlling Junk food and the Bottom Line study in 2012.
1. Controlling Junk Food and the Bottom Line. findings from school districts that have had success. Improving Cafeteria Strategies to Support Healthier Competitive Foods Standards
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