Under the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010—a major component of First Lady Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" campaign—the federal government is required to raise the nutritional standards in free- and reduced-price school meals for the first time in 15 years.

So what's changing? The new school lunch rules would:

• Require milk to be low-fat or skim. Flavored milks must be nonfat.
• Mandate more fruits and veggies
• Set calorie limits for meals (for the first time ever)
• Require that breakfasts include a grain and a protein (instead of one or the other)
• Ban trans fats
• Lower the amount of sodium in school meals over the next decade—with an eventual goal of cutting sodium levels by half
• Eventually require most grains served in schools to be whole grains

via www.takepart.com