The Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act, signed by President Trump in January, allows schools to reintroduce 2% and whole milk after a 15-year absence. This change follows the Obama administration’s 2009 decision to remove whole milk to combat childhood obesity. School districts are now considering adding these options, though no commitments have been made yet. Dairy companies like M&B Products note growing interest, while experts suggest broader milk choices could increase consumption among students.
Whole Milk Reintroduced in Schools After Policy Shift
