Udaipur. Now no one will be able to sell ice cream, sweets and snacks within the radius of 50 meters from schools, nor can they be advertised in that area. Keeping in mind the health of children, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India has prohibited the sale of these foods. This rule will come into force from the month of July 2021.
The rules issued by the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSAAI) include excessive amounts of fat (fat), trans fats, excess salt, sugar, within a 50 meter radius of a school, school canteen or similar educational institution or hostel. The sale of saturated fat items has been banned. Only healthy, boiled or boiled snacks will be allowed instead. Also, cereals and pulses based idli, upma, poha, khandvi, dhokla, chile and namkeen porridge can be sold only.
Healthy food for children
The decision has been taken to make children aware of healthy food and food items. It has been described as a safe and nutritious diet for children. The school administration has also been instructed to set up boards in English and Hindi in and around the school not to sell such food items.
There will be a ban on these substances
Ice cream, sweets, canned or preserved vegetables, meat, fish, lentil-based snacks, nuts, white bread and biscuits
Welcome
This decision is welcome. We have already arranged healthy food and breakfast for children in our school canteen. If fat-rich foods are not available outside schools, then the children will automatically get away from it. In addition, the school will remain committed to providing healthy and nutritious food to children.
Alka Sharma, Director, CPS
Outside schools and similar good things should be found in schools for similar nutritional and health. Juices and shake should also be mixed with fruits. Also, children will have to arouse interest in traditional food. We also provide the same food to the children in our school and hostel, which they like more than other food items.
