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- The pilot program testing England's new school food standards reduced meal uptake by 15% at a Brighton primary school.
- Children preferred packed lunches over healthier options, raising concerns about health impacts.
- Caterers say £2.61 per free school meal is insufficient compared with other UK nations, risking further declines.
- The government plans to consult on these standards to ensure nutritious meals and address compliance issues.
