Brussels authorities have decided to replace snacks and soda in metro vending machines with healthier products. As an experiment, such machines will be installed at three stations at the end of January. If the experiment is successful, by the end of the year healthy snacks will appear at all metro stations. Euro-pulse.ru reports this.
Instead of chips and soda, the vending machines will sell dried fruits and whole grain bread.
Other European countries are also taking steps to improve their population's eating habits.
Thus, the city of Rotterdam in the Netherlands agreed with five fast food restaurant chains, including McDonald's, to make one of their menu items healthier.
