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Panda Cub Meals are Based on USDA Dietary Recommendations for Kids

Panda Express' Panda Cub Meals were created for kids based on USDA dietary recommendations for children and they are now available as a nourishing option for young ones across the United States and Canada. These three meal sets are loaded with nutritious vegetables, one serving of fruit and less than 600 calories. With these kid-friendly meals, Panda is setting itself apart as the first in the industry to serve Tree Top Apple Crisps made of 100% real fruit.

Thanks to these new menu choices, kids can choose from the Original Orange Chicken; Grilled Teriyaki Chicken or Broccoli Beef, which come with options like 1/2 Super Greens or 1/2 White Steamed Rice or 1/2 Chow Mein.

The Panda Cub Meals are served with a junior entrée, a junior side and the option of water or juice:
Trend Themes
1. Healthier Kids' Meals - There is an opportunity for restaurants to offer more nutritious and balanced menu options specifically for kids, based on USDA dietary recommendations.
2. Fruit-based Snacks - Restaurants can innovate by replacing traditional sugary snacks with healthier fruit-based options, such as Tree Top Apple Crisps.
3. Nourishing Fast Food - Fast food chains can differentiate themselves by offering options that are both quick and convenient, while still being nourishing and balanced.
Industry Implications
1. Fast Food - Fast food chains can incorporate nutritious options into their menu offerings, benefitting both children and health-conscious adults.
2. Food and Beverage - Food and beverage companies can capitalize on the trend of healthier kids' meals by developing products that meet these dietary recommendations.
3. Snack Foods - There is a growing demand for healthier snack options that are both tasty and nutritious, presenting an opportunity for food companies to innovate in this space.

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