ST. LOUIS — Studies have found that milk, whether flavored or unflavored, is not associated with children being overweight, according to the St. Louis District Dairy Council. According to the ...

The dairy industry is also trying to stave off a Department of Agriculture proposal to ban in middle and elementary schools the type of milk that kids like best: flavored milk, often chocolate ...

Over half of Australian children consume too much sugar, with almost 40% of this intake coming from sugary drinks. Parents often consider 100% fruit juice and flavored milk healthy drinks.

The dairy industry is also trying to stave off a Department of Agriculture proposal to ban in middle and elementary schools the type of milk that kids like best: flavored milk, often chocolate ...

The experts recommend plain pasteurized milk — up to 20 fluid ounces a day for 5- to 8-year-olds and up to 24 fluid ounces a day for older children. Note that sweetened-flavored milk (chocolate ...

The congresswoman cited a study showing that when flavored milk is removed from elementary schools, kids drink 35 percent less milk.

Children and teens should drink water ... the panel recommended limiting plant-based milk alternatives, flavored milk, caffeine and beverages sweetened with both sugar and nonsugar sweeteners.

The Senate Agriculture Committee held a hearing Tuesday morning on the Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act 2025 ... free or low-fat and allow milk to be flavored or unflavored.