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PPP HomePRINCIPLES REGARDING THE FOOD INDUSTRY
The
American Medical Student Association:
1. In dealing with companies from the
food industry
a. REQUIRES that all money be used
with the understanding that this is not direct product promotion or
endorsement. (1990)
b. There is no right of approval or
censorship given to the donor. (1990)
c. All nutritional information should
not conflict with the U.S. Dietary Guidelines. (1990)
2. ENCOURAGES that the food provided at AMSA events at the
national, regional and chapter level abides by the following guidelines as best
as possible given budgetary constraints: (2005)
a. EMPHASIZES healthy eating choices
by offering foods that meet the nutritional standards as outlined in the
Principles Regarding Food and Nutrition, which includes but is not limited to:
(2005)
1. Providing fresh fruits and
vegetables; (2005)
2. Increasing the amount of healthy
carbohydrates; (2005)
3. Decreasing the amount of foods with
saturated and trans-fats; (2005)
4. Avoiding beverages with added
sugar. (2005)
b. REFLECTS the dietary customs of the
persons in attendance by offering vegetarian, vegan, Halal, Kosher and other
specialized diets, as determined by request or reasonable expectation of the
persons at the event. (2005)
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