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Trump administration boosts spending on school meals to improve child nutrition
The plan includes $25 million for local food purchases and $50 million for cafeteria upgrades as officials push new nutrition standards.
- The Trump administration is investing $100 million to improve school lunch programs, including $25 million for farm-to-school grants and $70 million to upgrade school cafeterias.
- The Agriculture and Health and Human Services Secretaries announced the spending to support new federal school meal standards promoting healthy foods such as whole grains, whole fruit, and whole milk.
- The new guidelines aim to reduce added sugars and processed foods in school meals and help schools serve healthier foods affordably.
- Private companies like Tyson Foods have pledged financial support to help improve child nutrition.
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Trump administration boosts spending on school meals to improve child nutrition
As children return to school across the U.S., the Trump administration is spending $25 million on farm-to-school grants and $70 million for schools to upgrade their cafeterias to cook nutritious meals.
·Washington, United States
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