A draft regulation by the Polish minister of agriculture outlines changes to the EU 'School Scheme' for the 2021/2022 academic year, affecting elemental school students' fruit, vegetable, and milk portions. The proposal aims to combat the decline in fresh produce and dairy product consumption among children, contributing to addressing childhood obesity. The plan, now under consultation, adjusts product delivery dates and ranges, reducing the variety of some items while increasing carrots and maintaining apples, pears, plums, strawberries, and certain juices. The allocation for the scheme remains unchanged at PLN 128 million, but the EU contribution has decreased by 12% due to Brexit. The National Center for Agricultural Support oversees the program, managing suppliers and payments.