USDA Meal Rules Aim to Improve Nutrition
New proposed rules from the U.S. Department of Agriculture establish what school districts must do to ensure schools are serving meals that meet federal nutrition requirements. Schools that serve the right combination of grains, fruit, protein, and milk can get 6 cents more per meal in...
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