Starting this week, the menu of school canteens in the state of Santa Catarina in southern Brazil will include oysters. It is assumed that these nutritious and low-calorie product helps stop the growth of childhood obesity in the country, according to ITAR-TASS. In the initial phase of the experiment will be attended by 800 public school students in the state of Santa Catarina. Oysters are the children are served for breakfast. If 85% of students approved a new dish, the oysters will include a menu of all schools in the country. Santa Catarina is the most important place for oyster farming in Brazil - It produces about 85% of the shellfish. If oysters are mandatory food in the schools, the state government will have to buy every month around 800 kilograms seafood delicacies.
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