Nutrition Score in School Cafeterias: Which Products Will Not Be Sold?
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A Nutrition Score system is coming to packaged foods sold in school canteens. The School Food Logo application has been postponed for one year, extending the deadline to September 13, 2027.
A "Nutrition Score" system, using colors and letters to indicate nutritional profiles, is coming to pre-packaged foods sold in school canteens where children shop. Products not approved by the Ministry of Health will not be allowed to be sold.
A new era has begun for food products sold in school canteens with the announcement published in the Official Gazette. A "Nutrition Score" system has been added, and products that do not have an A, B, or C score, or are not deemed suitable by the Ministry, will not be allowed to be sold in schools.
The "Regulation Amending the Regulation on School Food," prepared by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, has been published in the Official Gazette and entered into force. Accordingly, the aforementioned packaged...
The deadline for implementing the "School Food" program, which applies to pre-packaged foods sold in canteens, cafeterias, and other food establishments operating within institutions affiliated with the Ministry of National Education, has been updated to September 13, 2027.
The transition date for the "School Food" program, which includes pre-packaged products sold in school canteens, has been postponed by one year. Previously set for September 14, 2026, the date has been moved to September 13, 2027. The new regulation will also include a Nutrition Score (A, B, or C) on the product packaging.
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