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Portsmouth school lunch policy under review

School Board officials are in the process of updating the district's policy on how long students should be allowed to charge school lunches if their parents have unpaid balances.

Operations

Harvard study suggests new school meal rules are working

The study shows that schools are meeting or exceeding many of the intended goals.

The proposed repeal of the California law that requires food workers to wear gloves has inched its way through the state Assembly and Senate and is in its "final push" to go to Gov. Jerry Brown.

From creative advertising to allergen labeling, get the lowdown from the 2014 FARE conference.

Unionville-Chadds Ford School District 's decision is due to stricter guidelines and will go into effect next school year.

Some school foodservice directors feel the new federal requirements have cut into sales during a time when enrollment is already declining.

Federal meal regulations are providing consistent challenges for school meal programs.

Food companies and restaurants could soon face government pressure to make their foods less salty—a long-awaited federal effort to try to prevent thousands of deaths each year from heart disease and stroke.

Education secretary Michael Gove will unveil a crackdown on fatty and sweet foods as part of new standards on school meals.

To the vast relief of school kids, nutritionists, milk producers and lawmakers, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy used his veto power Thursday to kill a bill that would have banned chocolate milk sales in Connecticut schools.

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