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Lunchables Removed from School Lunches

Kraft Heinz pulls Lunchables from school lunches due to low demand and concerns over nutritional content.

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Eric BoringAmy KeatingBrian Ronholm

What was Kraft Heinz's response to the criticism of Lunchables?: Kraft Heinz stated that all Lunchables meet government safety standards and that the products removed from schools accounted for less than 1% of their total sales.
What prompted the decision to remove Lunchables from school cafeterias?: The decision to remove Lunchables from school lunches followed concerns raised by Consumer Reports regarding nutritional content and potential health implications.
What were the main concerns raised by Consumer Reports about Lunchables?: Consumer Reports criticized Lunchables for high sodium, processed ingredients, and potential health risks associated with regular consumption.
Why did Kraft Heinz remove Lunchables from the National School Lunch Program?: Kraft Heinz removed two Lunchables options from the National School Lunch Program due to low demand, not meeting their sales targets.
What are the differing viewpoints of Kraft Heinz and Consumer Reports on Lunchables?: While Kraft Heinz maintains their products meet safety regulations, Consumer Reports advocates for the removal of Lunchables from school cafeterias due to their high level of processed ingredients and sodium.

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