UK Schools to Cut Sugary Desserts, Fried Food in Major Health Standards Overhaul
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Schools in England will introduce stricter food rules starting September 2027, limiting sugary desserts, fried foods, and certain drinks. The changes aim to tackle childhood obesity and tooth decay. Schools must serve fruit with desserts, reduce deep-fried foods, and limit high-salt and high-sugar items. They will also be required to publish menus and appoint a school food governor.
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