Requires children's meals and beverages served in certain settings to meet nutritional standards.

Summary

The bill bars chain restaurants with 20 or more locations from selling a children’s meal unless a set share of those meals meet specific calorie, sodium, sugar, fat and ingredient limits. It also forces the restaurants to show the nutrition facts clearly on printed menus or boards, or on their website. The goal is to give parents healthier choices and curb childhood obesity in New Jersey.

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