School Lunch Guidelines Just Got a Makeover — But Were They Really Necessary?
This article examines the recent changes the Trump administration made to school lunch guidelines and the reasons why these changesContinue Reading
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This article examines the recent changes the Trump administration made to school lunch guidelines and the reasons why these changesContinue Reading
Food policy in five is a column bringing you concise food policy updates that are less “in the weeds,” andContinue Reading
Food policy in five is a column bringing you concise food policy updates that are less “in the weeds,” andContinue Reading
Should plant-based meat alternatives and cell-based meat be labeled as meat? A new law says no. Lindsay Gaesser summarizes theContinue Reading
Following up on her article last month about the leaked information regarding proposed changes to the ‘Public Charge’ rule toContinue Reading
Every five years, the U.S. congress takes on the vast legislative feat of passing another Farm Bill. Food policy advocatesContinue Reading
Tiffany Liu gives an update on the recently leaked draft proposed rule regarding public charge. The new proposed policy hasContinue Reading
The Massachusetts Law Reform Institute released a report this Spring on lunch shaming in Massachusetts schools. Lunch shaming is whenContinue Reading
President Trump has been waging a trade war since early March, with China as his greatest adversary. Steel and aluminumContinue Reading
In February of this year, the Greater Boston Food Bank released a report on the hidden costs of hunger andContinue Reading
On February 5, the Friedman Food Policy Action Council (FFPAC) convened its inaugural meeting. Massachusetts Congressman Jim McGovern stopped byContinue Reading
This spring is the end of the 2017-2018 legislative session in the Massachusetts State House. Read about what this meansContinue Reading
Including local incentives for food equity and nutritional status may boost momentum and potential of the MA Right to HealthContinue Reading
October is National Farm to School Month. To celebrate, Massachusetts Farm to School hosted the first Farm to School AwarenessContinue Reading
by Kenny Westerman, Katherine Rancano, Jessica Ellis and Jennifer Huang NewTrition uses a platform of TED-style talks to generate excitementContinue Reading