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The Urban School Food Alliance celebrates 5th Fresh Attitude Week

Throughout the week, students will participate in activities designed to encourage them to choose fresh fruits and vegetables.

N.Y. begins grape-to-school pilot

The program will bring fresh, local Concord grape juice to 10 schools in the state.

A survey of stadium and arena viewers found a pent-up desire for more convenience and faster service, starting with the ability to order from their seats.

A new bill would expand its School Lunch Protection Program.

As part of a contract with the Department of Aging and Veterans Services, the California district will make over 4,000 meals for those aged 60 and up.

The Maine district will switch its daily alternative vegetarian meal to a hot vegan entree next year.

The state passed an anti-lunch-shaming bill and a bill that would allow districts to serve excess cafeteria food to students.

The move is expected to keep 2.9 million plastic trays from ending up in the landfill.

Elkhart Community Schools has partnered with a nonprofit to turn leftover food into frozen meals students can eat over the weekend.

The lawsuit filed by six states and Washington, D.C., asks the court to put rollbacks of the sodium and whole-grain requirements on hold.

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