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A Utah high school is learning the hard way that the government is serious about nudging students away from food it doesn’t want them to consume. Davis High School in the Salt Lake City area is having to fork over a whopping $15,000 in fines to the Feds because it accidentally sold soda through a vending machine during lunch.
Federal law requires the school to turn off its soda machines during the lunch period, which is 47 minutes a day. And Davis High school did turn off the machines in the lunch room. However, the school didn‘t realize that there was another machine in the school bookstore that wasn’t being turned off. And when the food police realized it, the school was hit with a $0.75 fine per student for the duration of the offense.
The school was fined $15,862 for being noncompliant during a review period from Dec. 1, 2011, through Feb. 2, 2012, Williams said.
Originally posted by TinkerHaus
It's not like they were fined for a single occurrence.
Originally posted by ollncasino
Originally posted by TinkerHaus
It's not like they were fined for a single occurrence.
What right does the government have at all telling people what they can eat or drink?
Originally posted by mamabeth
reply to post by TinkerHaus
So,tell me exactly how healthy is it for schools to serve
food that is loaded with high fructose corn syrup,gmo's,
textured soy protein,hormone laced meats and meat by
products?
When I was in school we only had to worry about the mystery
meat covered in gravy!
Originally posted by ollncasino
What right does the government have at all telling people what they can eat or drink?
Originally posted by ModernAcademia
Someone explain something to me
If a school is Govt. funded and gets sued by the govt. then who pays exactly?
Serious question
Originally posted by ModernAcademia
Someone explain something to me
If a school is Govt. funded and gets sued by the govt. then who pays exactly?
Serious question