Örebro high schools increase meat and fish in school meals

Municipal high schools in Örebro will serve animal protein four days a week following student dissatisfaction with the food.

Municipal high schools in Örebro are changing menus to include more meat or fish. The decision follows students expressing dissatisfaction with school meals.

Animal protein will now be served four days a week. P4 Örebro was first to report the change.

Christopher Hedbom Rydaeus, chairman of the Gymnasie- och arbetsmarknadsnämnden, says he feels they have listened to the students.

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