ALBANY, N.Y. – A possible ban on chocolate milk in New York City public schools has led to swift backlash from upstate dairy farmers and congressional lawmakers who fear it could negatively ...

Holy cow. The city Department of Education wants to ban chocolate milk from public schools, The Post has learned. Citing health concerns, including sugar content, Schools Chancellor Richard Carranz… ...

New York City public schools are required to serve two milk options. They currently serve three: lowfat milk, non-fat milk and non-fat chocolate milk. New York City schools removed whole milk from ...

ALBANY — The state's largest farm organization is warning New York City officials against a proposal to ban chocolate milk from school meals. The New York Farm Bureau wrote in a letter this ...

New York City Public Schools proposed a ban on chocolate milk, but people aren't sure it should be a priority. A proposed ban on the popular dairy drink has parents, farmers and nutritionists divided.

The New York City Department of Education has proposed eliminating chocolate milk from school menus. The department wants to replace the sweet drink with options that contain less sugar.

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Raw Milk, Tomatoes and Salt, Sniffing Seafood . By Corby Kummer. June 8, 2010. Share. Save. Tim Sloan/AFP-Getty Images. A couple of recent stories show give present and advance warnings that some ...

Lauren Glassberg reports on the potential chocolate milk ban in New York City schools. NEW YORK (WABC) -- School officials are looking at the future of chocolate milk in New York City schools.