Consumer Reports 'applauds' Kraft Heinz for removing Lunchables from school lunch program

Kraft Heinz announced the removal of Lunchables from the National School Lunch Program due to low demand. Health experts welcome this decision, citing concerns over high sodium and heavy metals in the meals. Despite reformulating Lunchables to meet school standards, the demand was insufficient. Consumer Reports had previously urged regulators to remove these products from schools. Experts emphasize the need for stricter government regulations to ensure healthier food options for children.

What reasons did Kraft Heinz provide for pulling Lunchables from the National School Lunch Program?

How did the demand for Lunchables compare to the targets set by Kraft Heinz?

What health concerns were raised by Consumer Reports regarding Lunchables?

What impact do heavy metals in children's diets have according to Brian Ronholm?

What is the significance of maintaining strict eligibility standards for school lunch programs according to health experts?