Limiting the amount of carbohydrates served to children during a school day to a total of 75g per day

HB 2813 sets a maximum limit of 75 grams of carbohydrates served to elementary school students during any school day. It directly affects all West Virginia county school boards and elementary schools, requiring them to implement this limit in their nutrition programs. The bill mandates that schools must not exceed this 75-gram daily carbohydrate threshold, with non-compliance resulting in reduced funding for school lunch programs. This policy change specifically targets the quantity of carbohydrates in school meals, without altering other nutritional standards or meal types.