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NSLP reauthorization bill almost complete

Leaders from the Senate Agriculture Committee are nearly finished with a legislative measure that would adjust controversial school-meal rules.

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N.C. students taste test locally grown foods

Morganton Day School officials said they want to expose students to foods they may not have had before and increase their food nutrition and sourcing knowledge.

The group asked lawmakers to keep certain provisions that K-12 foodservice directors would like to change.

Garrett Blinn, owner of the Buttz Food Truck, alleges that Houston ISD severed his contract because the name of his truck and the food he sells would offend pork eaters.

Brandon Valley School District serves breakfast before school and offers a second option less than one hour into the day.

Participation in the federal Community Eligibility Provision—which allows schools to serve free meals to all students regardless of income—rose by 20 percent this year, according to Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack.

With the program set to expire in December, the effort to change certain rules is resuming—none too soon, in the opinions of some school foodservice execs.

Although food trucks on the University of Pennsylvania’s campus provide students with affordably priced foods, they are concerned about the excess waste created.

University of Louisville students can order ahead with an app and use campus dining credits to pay for the food.

Although Lancer Hospitality has added items to the foodservice program at San Antonio College, students aren’t happy about the prices.

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