Six-week trial at Brighton school led to 15% decline in uptake of meals, in favour of packed lunches, says caterer
A pilot of England’s new school food standards triggered a 15% decline in uptake of meals, with children rejecting healthier options in favour of a packed lunch, a caterer has revealed.
The results of the six-week trial, which took place at a Brighton primary school, have prompted concerns that the government’s proposals, though well-intentioned, could end up having a negative impact on children’s health.
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