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*Proposed USDA Nutrition Standards for All Foods Sold in School Food and Nutrition Services, USDA. National School Lunch Program and School Breakfast Program: Nutrition Standards for All Foods Sold in School as Required by the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010. Proposed Rule released February 1, 2013. |
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CA Local Policy Compilation, August 2012 California cities and counties have adopted policies to support breastfeeding, to limit the availability of sugary drinks and to increase the availability of healthy beverages. This is a list of current local beverage policies listed by city and by county, each group in alphabetical order. |
| CABeveragePolicies_Cities_Counties_Oct15_2012 |
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CCPHA Model Language for Local Food and Beverage Policy Model Language for City and County Food and Beverage Policy by the California Center for Public Health Advocacy. |
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CSPI Healthy Beverage Promotion Act of 2010 Model sugary drink tax policy from Center for Science in the Public Interest. |
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NPLAN Model Tax Policy Model Sugar-Sweetened Beverage Tax Legislation by NPLAN (National Policy and Legal Analysis Network to Prevent Childhood Obesity). |
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Richmond, CA Resolution to Consider a Sugary Drink Tax In December 2011, the City Council in Richmond, California voted to direct staff to prepare for city council review and consideration of two draft ballot measures for the November 2012 ballot regarding soda taxes. |
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Soda Industry Political Spending "Soda Industry Ups Political Spending to Fight Proposed Sugary Drink Taxes." Center for Science in the Public Interest. |
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SSB Tax Proposal in Philadelphia Spring 2010 Presentation A presentation about the sugar-sweetened beverage tax campaign in Philadelphia, and the lessons learned from it. |
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The Role of Government in Preventing Excess Calorie Consumption: The Example of New York City NYC's Health Commisioner argues in favor of the Board of Health's sugary drink portion size rule. Full Citation: Farley TA. The Role of Government in Preventing Excess Calorie Consumption:The Example of New York City. JAMA. 2012; 308(11):1093–1094. |

