Proposed Rules Ban Junk Food Ads In Schools

A federal crackdown on junk food in the nation’s schools continues.

FOX News Radio’s Lisa Brady reports:

In line with new federal nutrition standards for schools, come new rules for advertising in schools that would phase-out promotion of sugary drinks and unhealthy foods on everything from hallway posters to football scoreboards.

Proposed rules, up for public comment amid a simmering debate over whether government should dictate what kids can eat. But marking the fourth anniversary of her Let’s Move initiative, First Lady Michelle Obama is reaching beyond school.

(Michelle Obama) “Millions more kids will be in healthy environments and not just during the school day, but during those critical hours after school as well.”

In Miami to announce the Boys & Girls Clubs of America and the National Parks and Recreation Department, will offer more fruits and veggies and get kids moving for at least 30 minutes a day.

Lisa Brady, FOX News Radio.