A consumer watchdog group is urging schools to remove Lunchables and similar lunch kits from school menus because they contain high levels of sodium and high levels of chemicals found in plastic. The ...

What kid doesn't love Lunchables? For decades, the prepackaged assortment of snacks – from deli meats and crackers, to pizza – have become a childhood staple for generation after generation.

Consumer Reports has launched a petition to the U.S. Department of Agriculture to remove Lunchables from the list of allowable school lunches after testing products for levels of lead, sodium and ...

Are Lunchables, the popular grab-and-go lunch kit, safe to eat? A new study from nonprofit group Consumer Reports found "there's a lot to be concerned about" in the kits, including contaminants such ...

(Gray News) - Lunchables and similar lunch kits have relatively high levels of lead as well as cadmium, sodium, and harmful phthalates, according to Consumer Reports. “Lunchables are not a healthy ...

New York CNN — The school cafeteria versions of popular kids’ grocery store snack kit Lunchables is packed with too much sodium, a consumer watchdog group warned on Tuesday. Lunchables developed two ...

The publication tested the cafeteria version of the popular school lunch and said that it had higher levels of sodium than ones consumers can purchase at a grocery store, CNN reported. The cafeteria ...

The advocacy group Consumer Reports is urging the federal government to remove Lunchables from the national free and reduced-price school lunch program after an analysis found high amounts of sodium ...