"Consumer Reports: High Lead and Sodium Levels in Lunchables Raise Safety Concerns"

Consumer Reports testing found that Lunchables and other meal kits contain high levels of sodium and harmful chemicals, including lead and phthalates. The advocacy group is urging the Department of Agriculture to remove Lunchables from the school meal program due to concerns about the health risks associated with these ingredients. Kraft Heinz defends the safety of Lunchables, stating that they meet strict standards and have made efforts to improve their nutrition profile. The USDA says it doesn't regulate individual food items but has requirements addressing the overall content of meals served in schools.