Schools move to drop pink slime from meals nationwide
PHILADELPHIA The USDA announced districts that buy meals through the National School Lunch Program may reject ground beef containing ammonia-treated filler called pink slime and switch to filler-free meat next fall. Costs and price impact remain unclear as districts plan menus and budgets. Florida’s Miami-Dade joins others, while officials weigh fall availability and safety notes.
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