How about packet milk brought to preschool by parents? Do they have to meet the HMPP guidelines? What if they provide flavoured milk?

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While it may be challenging to control the type of milk that the parents should prepare for their child, the preschools are encouraged to educate the parents on the recommended types of milk, such as plain low-fat milk being a healthier option as compared to flavoured milk due to its lower sugar content, so that children will not acquire a taste preference towards sweet foods. The preschool's menu must provide 2 servings of milk.

How about packet milk brought to preschool by parents? Do they have to meet the HMPP guidelines? What if they provide flavoured milk?

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