SB1362

Providing for the Milk Dispensary School Pilot Program; awarding grants; establishing the Milk Dispensary School Pilot Program Account; and imposing duties on the Department of Agriculture.

Introduced·6/5/26
Introduced Text

Pennsylvania SB1362 establishes a Milk Dispensary School Pilot Program to provide grants for schools to install milk dispensary systems.

Pennsylvania SB1362 creates the Milk Dispensary School Pilot Program within the Department of Agriculture. The program will award grants to eligible schools to install milk dispensary systems. These systems safely store, hold, cool, and dispense Grade A whole milk. The pilot program will run for 10 school years starting in 2027-2028. The Department of Agriculture will prioritize grants for schools that demonstrate potential for measurable reductions in packaging waste and product loss, serve high percentages of low-income students, and source whole milk from local dairy processors.

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Agriculture & Rural Affairs Committee
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History

Jun 5

Senate

Referred to Agriculture & Rural Affairs