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Oregon School Nutrition Standards (OSNS)

Oregon School Nutrition Standards (OSNS). Sales by Boosters, Student Stores, Vending and Fund Raisers ORS 336.423 January 2010. Time and Place. All sales on school grounds must meet the OSNS Before, during and after school 7 days/week If activities are under the school boards control.

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Oregon School Nutrition Standards (OSNS)

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  1. Oregon School Nutrition Standards (OSNS) Sales by Boosters, Student Stores, Vending and Fund Raisers ORS 336.423 January 2010

  2. Time and Place • All sales on school grounds must meet the OSNS • Before, during and after school • 7 days/week • If activities are under the school boards control

  3. Time and Place Includes • Clubs and student practices • Cafeteria, snack bars and staff rooms • Fund raisers at school • Student Stores • Vending • Ala Carte sales by food service depts. • All others not identified as exempt

  4. Exemptions for Time and Place • Meals served as part of NSLP and SBP • Sales in buildings with adults only • Classroom parties and snacks • Dances • Concerts, sporting events, performances when adults attend

  5. Food Categories • Entree • Snacks • Beverages

  6. Entrees • Same for all meals/grades • Primary food in a meal • Limited in calories and fat • Not required to be single servings • District food service menu planning method defines entrees • All groups must follow that definition • Link to additional information here??

  7. Snacks • Limited in: • Total calories by grade level • Single serving • 35 % of calories from fat and 10% saturated fat (some exemptions) • .5 grams of trans fat • 35% sugar by weight (some exemptions) • Some products exempt • Link to additional information here??

  8. Beverages • Not required to be single serving • Water any size any grade OK • Other beverages - calories and size limited by grade • 100 % juice - no sweeteners or carbonation • Some limited to HS only • Link to additional information here??

  9. Foods of Minimal Nutrition • Defined by USDA and cannot be sold • Sodas – regular and diet • Jellies and gums • Marshmallows and fondants • Licorice • Spun candy and candy coated popcorn • www.fns.usda.gov/cnd/menu/fmnv.htm • Exempted items are listed here

  10. Additional presentations • General Information • Entrée and Beverage • Snacks • Information for Vendors and Brokers • Technical Details for FS Staff • Instructions for Using Calculation Forms • Located at: http://www.ode.state.or.us/search/page/?id=2895

  11. Product Evaluation Aids • Forms for manual and electronic calculation • Divided by entrees, snacks, beverages • Located at: http://www.ode.state.or.us/search/page/?id=2895

  12. Questions? • Frequently Asked Questions • Additional questions may be emailed to: • Ode.osns@state.or.us

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