Michelle Obama is back at the forefront of her battle for healthy food. The former First Lady is, in fact, co-founder of a new company, called PLEZi Nutrition, specializing in food and drinks for children but with an eye to healthier alternatives. The launch was made official by her during the 'Future of Everything Festival', organized by the Wall Street Journal.
"I've learned that on this issue," Michelle said, "if you want to change things, you can't stay out. You have to put your foot in, you have to find a way to change the food and beverage industry itself. I am proud to launch a nationwide company designed not only to provide better products but also to start the race to the top that will transform the entire food industry." The first product on the market is a fruit juice that contains less sugar than traditional ones.
One of his strong points during Barack Obama's presidency was the 'Let's Move' campaign, a program aimed at ending childhood obesity. Thanks to Let's Move, in 2010 'Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act' was passed, the law that created nutritional standards at the federal level in school canteens. (ANSA).
Michelle Obama Launches Healthy Baby Food Company - Lifestyle
2023-05-08T10:45:25.891Z
Highlights: The former First Lady is, in fact, co-founder of a new company, called PLEZi Nutrition. The launch was made official by her during the 'Future of Everything Festival', organized by the Wall Street Journal. The first product on the market is a fruit juice that contains less sugar than traditional ones. One of his strong points during Barack Obama's presidency was the 'Let's Move' campaign, a program aimed at ending childhood obesity. In 2010 'Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act' was passed, the law that created nutritional standards at the federal level in school canteens.
Michelle Obama is back at the forefront of her battle for healthy food. The former First Lady is, in fact, co-founder of a new company, called PLEZi Nutrition, specializing in food and drinks for children but with an eye to healthier alternatives. (ANSA)
