New Report Sheds Light on What's In Your Kid's Lunchable
Consumer Reports testing found high levels of sodium, lead, and cadmium. They're calling on the USDA to remove the product from the National School Lunch Program.
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Consumer Reports testing found high levels of sodium, lead, and cadmium. They're calling on the USDA to remove the product from the National School Lunch Program.
Tests performed by the nonprofit Consumer Reports allegedly found high levels of lead and phthalates in the popular snack boxes by Lunchables, leading the organization to call on the government to remove the lunches from the National Schoo…
New York State schools are about to get more options for school lunches.
Beginning next year, students in grades K- 12 will see another lunch option in their school cafeteria. Kraft-Heinz will partner with schools to send select Lunc
As part of this new government program, Lunchables will be served in the school cafeterias.