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New York studies prohibit fast-food chains encourage selling their children's menus giving away toys, which will turn this city into the second U.S. to implement the measure, after San Francisco. Leroy Comrie New York lawmaker defended a proposal to prohibit these chains are giving away toys with children's menus, unless they meet certain nutritional requirements, such as having less than 500 calories and low in content sal.Sólo New York City about one in every three children is overweight, he argued the legislator, who also suffers from this problem and calls for setting fines that could reach the 2,500 dólares.San Francisco (California) and has implemented a similar ban, which requires fast-food chains to improve the nutritional value of meals for children if they want to promote their menus with toys. "

The rules of the California city keeps giving gifts associated facilities baby foods with more than 640 milligrams of sodium, 600 calories or 35 percent of their calories from fat source. New York already requires chains of fast-food "detailing the calories in their menus, an initiative last week the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) announced that it will extend from 2012 to the entire country.

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