"Flavored milk products such as chocolate milk offered in schools today contain an average of just 8.2 grams of added sugar per serving. The Healthy School Milk Commitment combines dairy's passion ...

is considering limits on certain food and drink like chocolate milk in schools to "reduce children's risk of chronic disease." In February, the USDA first proposed updates to public school ...

The Wall Street Journal reports the U.S. Department of Agriculture is weighing a ban on flavored milk for elementary and middle school students. The department says chocolate milk can contain as ...

Chocolate milk could soon be history in public school cafeterias. The U.S. Department of Agriculture is considering imposing sugar limits that could amount to a ban on flavored milk in elementary ...

Elementary school cafeterias will be allowed to continue serving flavored milk such as chocolate and strawberry, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced Wednesday. The Biden administration ...

The USDA is seeking to curb salt and sugar intake for school lunches across the US. Flavored milk, like chocolate milk, could be limited to high schoolers under the new guidelines. These new ...

“Rather than respecting the decades of work undertaken by school nutritionists and local ... fought hard to preserve chocolate milk from the regulations, appearing on the House floor in December ...

One big change for kids: chocolate milk will be offered just one day a week, probably on Fridays, starting next school year. The issue is added sugar – one small carton of the school-provided ...

School lunch could soon get a lot less sweet. US officials are considering a ban on chocolate milk in elementary and middle school cafeterias due to its high sugar content, according to The Wall ...