Without U.S. Department of Agriculture action this month, food sold in school vending machines and on a la carte lunch lines could remain unregulated until the 2015-16 school year. Read Full Post >
Some countries invest in school meals even though the cost can be 50 percent of the annual budget for educating a child. Read Full Post >
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack successfully lobbied Congress to preserve money for meat inspecting by letting him cut money from a program to upgrade school kitchens. Read Full Post >
To address one of schools' chief complaints, caps on the grain and protein in school meals have been lifted for now. Read Full Post >
