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Families and children could soon see Big Bird popping up on displays of broccoli, or Ernie next to a basket of apples.
In a two-year arrangement announced Wednesday by First Lady Michelle Obama and the Partnership for a Healthier America (an outgrowth of First Lady's Let's Move initiative to reduce childhood obesity), Sesame Street agreed to waive its license fee, allowing the growers, suppliers and retailers of the Produce Marketing Association to use Bert and Ernie and the rest of the gang to promote healthy produce.
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