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Chain restaurants don't meet US nutrition guidelines, study says - Los Angeles Times

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Chain restaurants don't meet US nutrition guidelines, study says Los Angeles Times The study also found that not all restaurants provided nutrition information on their websites. Some provided it only upon email request, Wu said. And those spots tended to have “menu items with significantly more calories, fat and sodium. Study: 96% of restaurant entrees exceed USDA limitsUSA TODAY Study examines menu health informationWJXT Jacksonville 96% of restaurant entrees exceed USDA limits, study saysDetroit Free Press BlissTree -WJLA all 43 news articles »

Study Says Top Chain Restaurants Don't Meet USDA Nutrition Standards - KEZI TV

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Study Says Top Chain Restaurants Don't Meet USDA Nutrition Standards KEZI TV The National Restaurant Association says the industry is working to make changes such as putting nutritional information on menus. For now, nutritionists continue to encourage consumers to be aware and conscious of their food choices if they're trying ...

Study: Restaurant entrees fail to meet nutrition recommendations - WBRC

Study: Restaurant entrees fail to meet nutrition recommendations WBRC The National Restaurant Association said the industry is working to make changes, such as putting nutritional information on menus. (Source: CNN) Most health advice has us feeling guilty over our indulgences. Fortunately, having a few beers now and ... and more »

Restaurant Nutrition App – Free App of the Day! - The Gadgeteer

Restaurant Nutrition App – Free App of the Day! The Gadgeteer by Elizabeth Daugherty on May 10, 2012 · 0 comments Choose your restaurant, make your selection and see your nutritional information. I still say the cheesecake is worth it. Unified Lifestyle features an application for SmartPhone and iPad that will ... You can fit restaurant fare into a healthy lifestyleChicago Tribune all 5 news articles »

Dine out Tuesday to support Meals on Wheels - Longview Daily News

Dine out Tuesday to support Meals on Wheels Longview Daily News This is the third year local restaurants are supporting the Meals on Wheels program by donating a percent of revenues from that day's sales. "Fundraising is becoming more important than ever," Lisa Chavez, CAP's Senior Nutrition Program coordinator, ... and more »