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With Trump rollback, school lunch could get more white bread

Addresses rules on grains, milk and salt

In this Friday, April 5, photo, Leo Dabelstein, left, and Kiran Bleakney eat lunch in the cafeteria at Burlington High School, in Burlington, Vt. The school's food service provider is preparing to comply with a Trump administration decision to roll back a rule that required only whole-grain rich foods for school meals. Burlington officials said they don't plan on abandoning whole-grain foods, but it gives them flexibility

In this Friday, April 5, photo, Leo Dabelstein, left, and Kiran Bleakney eat lunch in the cafeteria at Burlington High School, in Burlington, Vt. The school's food service provider is preparing to comply with a Trump administration decision to roll back a rule that required only whole-grain rich foods for school meals. Burlington officials said they don't plan on abandoning whole-grain foods, but it gives them flexibility

NEW YORK — Is white bread about to make a comeback on school lunch menus?

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