Lawmakers push to bring back whole milk in school meals, citing children's dislike for low-fat options.

A push to reintroduce whole milk in school meals is gaining momentum in the U.S., with lawmakers reviving bills to allow whole and 2% milk alongside skim and low-fat options mandated since 2012. The change aims to address concerns that lower-fat milk is often disliked by children, leading to missed nutrients. While some studies suggest whole milk might lower obesity risk, nutrition experts recommend more research to confirm these findings. The USDA is set to revise dietary guidelines this year.

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