A bipartisan trio in the Senate unveiled a proposal on Wednesday to require schools to offer non-dairy milk options at lunch to accommodate students who are lactose intolerant or have other

Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman is among those introducing a bill to give schools more flexibility in the beverages they serve to students.

Whole and 2 percent milk may be coming back to school lunch trays, more than a decade after being removed to help reduce childhood obesity, The Associated Press reported. Federal lawmakers have reintroduced bills to allow schools to serve higher-fat milk once again.