MSNBC reports that Kellogg Co. announced they would boost the nutritional value of cereals marketed to children or stop marketing them as a whole. Check out the new requirements for a single serving of Kellogg’s cereals:
- 200 calories or less
- No trans fat
- 2 g saturated fat or less
- 230 mg sodium or less
- 12 g sugar or less
Kellogg’s change of plans comes after threats of lawsuit over child obesity and concerns over marketing unhealthy foods to children.
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