While banning chocolate milk from elementary schools may seem to be a positive action, a new study has revealed how it could have negative consequences.. "When schools ban chocolate milk, we found it usually backfires. On average, milk sales drop by 10 percent, 29 percent of white milk gets thrown out, and participation in the school lunch program may also decrease," reports Andrew Hanks, lead author and research associate Cornell's Dyson School of Applied Economics ...Thursday 17 April 2014
Chocolate Milk Ban Backfires
While banning chocolate milk from elementary schools may seem to be a positive action, a new study has revealed how it could have negative consequences.. "When schools ban chocolate milk, we found it usually backfires. On average, milk sales drop by 10 percent, 29 percent of white milk gets thrown out, and participation in the school lunch program may also decrease," reports Andrew Hanks, lead author and research associate Cornell's Dyson School of Applied Economics ...
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