IDFA urges the Senate to swiftly pass this legislation and grant U.S. students the ability to access the nutritious milk options they prefer to drink,” said Dykes. “The Whole Milk for Healthy Kids act will provide students with milk options in schools that they're familiar with at home. The Morning Consult poll was conducted between January 18-20, 2024, among a sample of 629 Parents with children in public school. Since whole and 2% milk were banned from school meals menus more than a decade ago, school milk consumption and meal participation have declined, meaning children are consuming fewer essential nutrients. Learn more about the importance of milk—especially whole and 2% milk—in the diets of healthy children at www.wholemilkforkids.com.