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Nutrition: High level of fat and salt in fun park food, says UK reportChildren on school outings are being offered meals which have "overwhelmingly" high levels of fat, salt and sugar, a UK report has found. Not one of nearly 397 meals checked at 220 theme parks, wildlife parks, museums and other leisure attractions last year met fully the official guidelines for healthier food expected in schools in term time, says the UK Local Government Association. Some meals sampled showed "shocking levels" of fat, salt and sugar, it says. These had 300% more fat than the 20.6 grams maximum set by the trust, 600% more saturated fat than its 6.5g limit, 500% more protein than the trust's 7.5g, and 350% more salt than the 1.25g limit. Even meals deemed healthier than other "regular" meals by council officers, or advertised as such by the attractions, failed to meet nutritional standards. |
