22 Jan 2025

Dairy | Dairy farmers oppose school whole milk ban

The American Dairy Coalition, which represents dairy farmers, wrote to Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue and Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar that they fear the report of the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee will recommend continuing a ban on whole milk in schools and asked them to intervene on the question.

Perdue and Azar have responsibility for the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, which are expected to be published in December.

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