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Foods of Minimal Nutritional Value: Soda Water /carbonated beverages

Foods of Minimal Nutritional Value: Soda Water /carbonated beverages No product shall be excluded from this definition because it contains artificial sweeteners or nutrients added to the food such as vitamins, minerals and protein Water Ices Chewing Gum Candies Hard Candy Jellies & Gums

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Foods of Minimal Nutritional Value: Soda Water /carbonated beverages

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  1. Foods of Minimal Nutritional Value: • Soda Water /carbonated beverages • No product shall be excluded from this definition because it contains artificial sweeteners or nutrients added to the food such as vitamins, minerals and protein • Water Ices • Chewing Gum • Candies • Hard Candy • Jellies & Gums • Marshmallow • Fondant • Licorice Performance Standard 2 Disallowed Meals = Fiscal Action

  2. Do Not Confuse FMNV with OSNS! • Foods of Minimal Nutritional Value • May Not Be Served or Sold Anywhere Meals are Served or Eaten During the Entire Meal Period. • Any Carbonated Beverages • Water Ices • Hard Candy • Jellies & Gums • Marshmallow • Fondant • Licorice • Fiscal Findings for CRE • Oregon School Nutrition Standards • Oregon Law that sets nutrition standards for foods and beverages sold outside the NSLP & SBP during the school day • Limits Include • Calories per Serving • Fat • Saturated Fat • Trans Fat • Sugar Content by Weight Diet Diet

  3. Competitive Foods • 210.11 (b) State agencies and school food authorities shall establish such rules or regulations as are necessary to control the sale of foods in competition with lunches served under the Program. • Such rules or regulations shall prohibit the sale of foods of minimal nutritional value, in the food service areas during the lunch periods. • The sale of other competitive foods may, at the discretion of the State agency and school food authority, be allowed in the food service area during the lunch period only if all income from the sale of such foods accrues to the benefit of the nonprofit school food service or the school or student organizations approved by the school .(OAR – ‘board’) • State agencies and school food authorities may impose additional restrictions on the sale of and income from all foods sold at any time throughout schools participating in the Program.

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