Target: John Boozman, Chair of U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and ForestryGoal: Don’t limit food options for school lunch and breakfast menus. Over half a billion dollars was terminated from a federal program that helped local schools secure fresh, farm-produced food for kids. If this change goes into effect, popular school foods that are typically imported from other countries could be dropped from meals. PETITION LETTER:Dear Senator Boozman,Popular imported food items like bananas are already experiencing turmoil because of ongoing and relentless tariff shifts. The current five percent proposed cap (with a phase-in abolished) on non-American food products for school breakfasts and lunches will mean kids may lose access to wholesome items they will actually eat, such as the aforementioned bananas.