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Weekend browsing: FAO’s Statistical Yearbook

Big Food launches campaign to counter concerns about ultra-processed foods

San Francisco’s lawsuit against food companies

Better late than never: Journal retracts glyphosate study.

Industry-funded study of the week: ginger and joint pain

Weekend reading: Women building food systems

Good news: UK law restricting supermarket placement of junk foods affects sales

Good news: milk pasteurization prevents spread of bird flu

What’s going on with soybeans? Farm Action to the rescue

Industry funded study of the week: Peanuts and cognitive function

Weekend reading: Sam Kass’s The Last Supper

Happy Thanksgiving: What is it costing you?

Good news about peanut allergies; they really are going down!

Not good news: The FDA is conducting fewer foreign inspections

Industry funded study of the week: canned beans

Weekend food for thought: The USDA’s unrelenting opposition to SNAP

Update on the ByHeart infant formula botulism disaster

Out today: The Lancet series on ultra-processed foods

More AI-hijacking: this time, What to Eat Now!

Industry funded study of the week: Pet food

Weekend response: media about What to Eat Now

The 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines: Some preliminary speculation

Not something I wanted to see: Botulism in infant formula

What to Eat Now. Today is publication day!

Industry funded studies of the week: Mango

Weekend pre-ordering: What to Eat Now

USDA uses partisan language in its SNAP announcements

Where are we on SNAP funding?

Big Food wants federal preemption (blocking) of tougher state standards for chemicals in food

I’ve been AI hijacked. Please report as spam.

Trick or Treat: Happy Halloween Candy!

Food companies want you to trust them—a lot

What I’m reading: MAGA vs. MAHA

Is RFK, Jr’s interest in food just a smokescreen?

Industry funded study of the week: eggs and Alzheimer’s risk

Weekend Reading: The Pierogi Problem

Trump food officials with ties to industry: Civil Eats has a list.

Texas elementary schools are selling ice cream in competition with school lunches (OK, USDA-approved, but still)

Trump administration tries to get rid of NHANES (it may yet succeed)

Food industry action of the week: corporate greenwashing

Weekend reading: Progress (?) toward the Sustainable Development Goals

New terms in nutritional vocabulary: dark matter and foodomics

Protein bars: Consumer Lab testing does not please manufacturers

California defines ultra-processed foods and bans them from school meals—by 2035 (!)

Industry-funded studies of the week: Nuts!

Weekend reading: UNICEF’s Feeding Profit report

The National Food Museum’s collection of short food videos

A MAHA Win? Beginning to close the GRAS loophole.

The new EAT-Lancet report: “predominantly plant-based”

Industry-funded study of the week: Eggs

Weekend reading: WHO’s new report on non-communicable diseases

Tyson Foods wins US Poultry award for wastewater management

Unilever finally clamps down on Ben & Jerry’s

USDA expands SNAP stocking requirements: Will this help?

Industry funded review of the week: Yogurt and Type 2 Diabetes

Weekend reading: Food Intelligence

California legislature passes bill banning ultra-processed foods from schools—and defining them

Trump administration will no longer collect data on food insecurity; shades of 1984

RIP Marian Burros, cookbook author, food politics writer, colleague, and friend

Weekend Reading: Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor: Food and Ag