The National School Lunch Program, administered by the USDA, sets nutritional rules and regulations that participating schools across the nation have to follow. You could say the overall goal is to make meals healthier for students, but is this really what is happening at school? Join us to learn about hidden sugars in meals and ways the Farm Bill impacts the health of our nation. Guest: Nora LaTorre, Eat Real Contact Free-From Podcast Email us at free-from@foodequalityinitiative.org
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The National School Lunch Program, administered by the USDA, sets nutritional rules and regulations that participating schools across the nation have to follow. You could say the overall goal is to make meals healthier for students, but is this really what is happening at school? Join us to learn about hidden sugars in meals and ways the Farm Bill impacts the health of our nation. Guest: Nora LaTorre, Eat Real Contact Free-From Podcast Email us at free-from@foodequalityinitiative.org
Emily Brown founded Food Equality Initiative in 2014 after her family enrolled in SNAP and WIC when her children were diagnosed with multiple food allergies. She joins the Free-From Podcast to tell her story and talk about change that still needs to happen in the food industry. Guest: Emily Brown Contact Free-From Podcast Email us at free-from@foodequalityinitiative.org
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The National School Lunch Program, administered by the USDA, sets nutritional rules and regulations that participating schools across the nation have to follow. You could say the overall goal is to make meals healthier for students, but is this really what is happening at school? Join us to learn about hidden sugars in meals and ways the Farm Bill impacts the health of our nation. Guest: Nora LaTorre, Eat Real Contact Free-From Podcast Email us at free-from@foodequalityinitiative.org
