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Calories on Menus in New York City

Kaitlyn Sporleder. Calories on Menus in New York City. NYC. 2008 federal judge ruled that restaurants with over 15 locations must post calories on menus Help reduce obesity Applied to 10% California, Oregon, and Maine with similar laws by 2009 New Yorkers eat over 1/3 of

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Calories on Menus in New York City

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  1. KaitlynSporleder Calories on Menus in New York City

  2. NYC • 2008 federal judge ruled that restaurants with over 15 locations must post calories on menus • Help reduce obesity • Applied to 10% • California, Oregon, and Maine with similar laws by 2009 • New Yorkers eat over 1/3 of their meals out of home • First Amendment Violation?

  3. Pros • Consumers making better choices • Restaurants will add healthier options • People are eating out more often • Most restaurant food is high in empty calories • Ex: Whopper meal at Burger King over 2,000 calories

  4. Cons • Forcing restaurants to post information • Only applies to 10% of restaurants • Consumers can go elsewhere • You can inform them but they may still make poor decisions

  5. Evidence • Transaction data from Starbucks • Calories purchased declined by 6% • Low income people in NYC vs. New Jersey • No difference in amount of purchased calories

  6. Mediation • Calories should be required • Not a First Amendment Violation • Must be on all restaurant menus not just some • It can’t hurt anyone to be informed

  7. Works Cited • “Restaurants Must Post Calories, Judge Affirms.” The New York Times. The New York Times Company, • 2013. Web. 9 April 2013. • “Who’s Counting?” The Hive. Washington Post. Newsweek Interactive Co. LLC, 2013. Web. 9 April 2013. • “NY Orders Calories Posted on Chain Menus.” CNN Health.Turner Broadcasting Systems, Inc., 2009. • Web. 9 April 2013. • “Health Care Reform in Action- Calorie Labeling Goes National.” New England Journal of Medicine. • Massachusetts Medical Society, 2013. Web. 9 April 2013. • “On These Menus, Calories Count.” The Washington Post. The Washington Post, 2013. Web. 9 April • 2013. • “Nutrition Chart.” NutriSoft. NutriSoft LLC, 2009. Web. 4 May 2013. • Bollinger, Bryan. Leslie, Phillip. Sorensen, Alan. “Calorie Posting in Chain Restaurants.” August 2010. PDF. • Elbel, Brian. Kersh, Rogan. Brescoll, Victoria L. Dixon, Beth. “Calorie Labeling And Food Choices: A First • Look At The Effects On Low-Income People In New York City • “City May Ask Restaurants to List Calories.” The New York Times. The New York Times Company, • 2013. Web. 9 April 2013.

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