A new city law that intends to fast food nutritional guidelines for children do not make the call to be healthier Happy Meals will only do more expensive, if you want to include toy.
As of Thursday in San Francisco cost 10 cents extra to receive a toy in a Happy Meal, a move that a county supervisor called a marketing ploy triggered by the new law.
San Francisco was the first major U.S. city to ban the fast food restaurants include gift toys in kids meals that meet nutritional guidelines for sodium, calories and fat.
Eric Mar, the superintendent of San Francisco who sponsored the ordinance, called the charge of 10 cents as a "marketing ploy", but noted that it plans to make any changes to the ordinance to deal with this tactic.