Back to Whole? How School Milk Could Shift Dairy Demand
Congress is weighing the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act, which aims to restore whole milk in schools to boost dairy demand, support farmers, and reconnect kids with nutritious milk.
Farmers and ranchers are facing rising costs, weak prices, and uneven global competition that threaten their ability to stay in business.
Policy decisions in Washington can increase market access, spur demand growth, and ensure fair competition.
- trade
- biofuels
- whole milk in schools
- interstate commerce
- transparent input markets
- prioritizing U.S.-grown produce
The Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act (H.R.) could help strengthen the farm economy and rural communities.
More than a decade after whole milk was removed from school cafeterias, Congress is reconsidering whether students should have the freedom to enjoy it – and its many nutrients.
Author's summary: Congress considers Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act.
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