For full-day service in preschool, can we serve one serving of milk for breakfast and other drinks for high tea?

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According to point 7 of the HMPP guidelines, preschools with full-day service have to provide 2 or more servings of milk daily. The preschool can serve 1 serving of milk for breakfast and other calcium-fortified beverages with Healthier Choice Symbol (HCS) or HCS-equivalent for teatime.

For full-day service in preschool, can we serve one serving of milk for breakfast and other drinks for high tea?

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