Hawaii HB328 aims to increase local and plant-based food in school meals.
Hawaii HB328 seeks to enhance school meal programs by promoting local and plant-based food options. The bill authorizes and facilitates complex areas or individual department schools to form farm-to-school meal programs, aiming for 30% of food served in schools to be locally sourced by 2030. Additionally, the bill allows the Department of Education to establish a plant-based meal program, offering plant-based meals as an option under the school meals program. The program is intended to improve student health, support local farmers, and promote environmentally conscious decisions.
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