Michael Jacobson, founder and former president of the Center for Science in the Public Interest, is now promoting development of a National Food Museum. One of its projects is keeping score on administration food policies.
He lists them as positive or negative, like this.
The most recent entry is dated June 26, a negative: the huge cut in SNAP benefits.
Alas, the negatives far outweigh the positives. Take a look.
Thanks to Food Fix for this collection of tracking sites
- STAT News: Isabella Cueto’s report on MAHA’s minimal progress
- HHS: “MAHA in Action” public health wins (Food Fix says this is more like a campaign site).
- FDA: Food industry pledges to remove food dyes (promises, but not much action yet)
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