To ban ultraprocessed foods (exempt drinks) from schools in WV

Summary

The bill would stop West Virginia public schools from buying, preparing, or serving ultra‑processed foods in breakfast and lunch programs that receive state reimbursement. It defines ultra‑processed foods by their industrial processing and additives, while allowing whole or minimally processed foods and occasional treats for celebrations. The measure aims to improve child nutrition without jeopardizing federal meal funding.

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