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Federal lawmakers have reintroduced bills to allow schools to serve higher-fat milk once again. Since 2012, only skim and 1 percent milk have been allowed in school meals under rules tied to the 2010 ...

That was U.S. Senator from Kansas Roger Marshall promoting a new bill aimed at returning 2 percent and whole milk options back in schools. For now, the USDA recommends only 1 percent and skim milk ...

Whole and 2 percent milk has been banned from school meals since 2012 (Copyright 2022 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved) From reproductive rights to climate ...

A bipartisan bill, the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act, aims to reintroduce whole and 2% milk to school lunch ... while ...

Of the 1.7 billion milk containers provided for school meals nationwide a year, 1.4 billion are made of paper. And of them, straw-free ones accounted for 25 percent in April, representing a ...

Troy Carter's Milk Alternative Bill The U.S. Department of Agriculture sends local school districts roughly $1 billion each year ... S.C. “Thirty percent of kids throw the milk away in the ...

The bill excludes milk fat from saturated fat limits in school ... low-fat milk has 1% milkfat, and reduced-fat milk, also referred to as 2% milk, contains 2% milkfat. "The percentage on your ...