The Government Changes Menus and Sales in Hospitals, Residences and Day-Care Centres: Which Foods Can Be Served and Which Will Be Restricted
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The Royal Decree establishes a maximum of three monthly rations of pre-cooked dishes in hospitals and residences and requires that 70 per cent of the products of vending machines be healthy.
The Council of Ministers will approve a decree on Tuesday to make the dining rooms of residences and public centers healthier. Vending machines must include 70% of healthy products.
The government approves on Tuesday a decree on healthy eating that limits frying and sugars in hospitals, residences and children’s schools. The entry Consumption approves a decree on healthy eating: limits to frying and sugars in hospitals, residences and children’s schools was first published in What!.
The government plans to approve on Tuesday, November 3 in the Council of Ministers the royal decree to promote a healthier diet and regulate the offer of ultraprocessed in hospitals and residences, as well as in schools from 0 to 3 years old, according to sources from the Ministry of Social Rights, Consumption and Agenda 2030 to Europe Press.
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