Get Usda Formulation Statement For Documenting Grains In School Meals 2012-2025

This guide provides a clear and structured approach to completing the USDA Formulation Statement for documenting grains in school meals. Designed for School Food Authorities, the guidance will support users in filling out the form accurately and effectively.

Follow the steps to fill out the USDA Formulation Statement

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it for online completion.
2. Begin by entering the product name in the designated field. This should accurately reflect the name of the grain product you are documenting.
3. Next, provide the code number associated with the product. This identification number can usually be found on the product packaging.
4. Enter the manufacturer's name in the appropriate field. This is the company responsible for producing the grain product.
5. Indicate the serving size, using raw dough weight if applicable, which may be used to calculate the creditable grain amount.
6. Specify whether the product meets the Whole Grain-Rich Criteria by selecting ‘Yes’ or ‘No’. Refer to Policy Memorandum SP 30-2012 for guidance.
7. Use the Exhibit A chart in the Food Buying Guide to determine the product's group classification (A-G, H, or I) and fill in the corresponding group.
8. Provide a description of the creditable grain ingredient. This should detail the specific type of grains used in the product.
9. Fill in the grams of creditable grain ingredient per portion. This information helps calculate the creditable amount.
10. Input the gram standard of creditable grain per serving (14.75g or 25g) depending on the Exhibit A group's calculation method.
11. Calculate the creditable amount by dividing the grams of creditable grain ingredient by the gram standard of creditable grain per serving.
12. Total the creditable amounts and ensure it is rounded down to the nearest quarter serving. Do not round up.
13. Sign and date the form, providing your printed name and title, confirming the information provided is accurate.
14. Finally, review all fields for accuracy. Save changes, download, print, or share the completed form as needed.

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