“The tasty little lunch pictured above conforms to newly proposed federal regulations aimed at foods and drinks served in the nation’s public schools. Among other mandates, these regulations would cap serving sizes and calorie counts. Ironically, these proposals are part of the second round of regulations deriving from the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010, a laughable bureaucratic misnomer if ever there were one. The proposed regulations will also place a hefty fiscal burden on school districts and their long-suffering taxpayers. It is estimated that they will cost $127 million and require 926 thousand hours of paperwork to comply with.”
Related posts:
Who Is Most Excited For Athletes To Win Olympic Gold? The IRS.
Study: Low Doses Of THC Provide Cardioprotection
Drone Hunting Season to Begin in Colorado
Peter Surda Talks About The Economics Of Bitcoin - Deflation
Leahy Blocks Release of Some Mexican Drug War Aid
Federal Court Upholds Random 'Papers Please' License Roadblocks
Louisiana Deputies Bust Gays with Unconstitutional Sodomy Law
Jim Rogers on Malaysia
Children Caught In Sweep as Feds Begin Mass Deportations
New Zealand Winery First in Southern Hemisphere to Accept Bitcoin
'Florida's Dirtiest Cop' Charged With Kidnapping Man Who Wanted To File Brutality Complaint
Bernanke Is Getting Killed in the Bond Market
Failed Windows 3.1 system blamed for shutting down Paris airport
Merck Has Some Explaining To Do Over Its MMR Vaccine Claims
U.S. Government Watchdog Agency Urges IRS to Intensify Offshore Efforts