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Adding calorie counts to menu boards, innovating with recommended food groups, publishing Nutrition Progress Report In addition to evolving our menu board labeling, we published our first-ever nutrition progress report and revealed several upcoming menu innovations that will include recommended food groups from the United States Department of Agriculture’s 2010 Dietary Guidelines for Americans reflected in the messages supporting MyPlate. These are the latest in a series of actions to support our “Commitments to Offer Improved Nutrition Choices,” announced last summer.
Menu Board Labeling to Inform Customer Choices This past summer, we introduced a “Favorites Under 400” menu that highlights the calorie information for some of customers’ favorite foods and beverages to help put calorie counts in better context.
Later this fall, approximately 750,000 employees working in McDonald’s and franchisee restaurants in the U.S. will be introduced to a voluntary nutrition e-learning program. The program will help build employees’ knowledge of calories, nutrition and McDonald’s menu offerings.
2013 Menu Tests Include More Recommended Food Groups To make nutritious choices more convenient and accessible, we plan to test foods that would increase the number of wholesome choices on our US menu. The menu items being explored for 2013 include more recommended food groups. Here are some of the additions that are being tested:
McDonald’s USA Nutrition Journey: 2012 Progress Report
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