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General · 13 April 2026

Deep-fried food banned in England's school meals

Deep-fried food banned in England's school meals

New government plans aim to provide millions of children in England with healthier school meals, addressing issues like childhood obesity and tooth decay. Fried items will be stopped and high-sugar treats limited, with fruit replacing many sugary snacks weekly. These proposals mark the first shift in school food standards for ten years, effective from September 2027.

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