McDonald’s says its customers are opting for healthier options in their Happy Meal, the company’s menu item for kids.
The fast food chain told the Associated Press that 48% of Happy Meals were served with soda between July 2014 and May of this year, down from 56% year-over-year. The downwards shift, discovered in a company-commissioned report, came after McDonald’s removed soda options from its Happy Meal menu, though customers can still ask for soft drinks.
“I would expect that this would continue to go down,” Julia Braun, director of nutrition at McDonald’s, told the AP.
Fortune has reached out to McDonald’s for more information about soda consumption at the chain.
The McDonald’s soda report was conducted by Keybridge, which performed surveys of 100 restaurants in the U.S. and 81 in Italy.
In other McDonald’s news, the company has been testing mozzarella sticks in Wisconsin recently. It also started using new packaging for bike riders. Sales at the fast food chain have been down as well.