Tags: Food Policy

So-called "ag gag" laws unconstitutionally target farm whistleblowers. Two recent decisions have dealt a serious blow to these laws.

What we eat and drink is, first and foremost, a matter of individual responsibility.

The return of domestic horse slaughterhouses will be good for ranchers, butchers, chefs, consumers, and horses.

The FDA's latest misguided crackdown targets caffeine. It's déjà vu all over again.

A new FDA report could mean more of your favorite cheeses will be unavailable in the United States.

The Nanny State meets the budget crisis

In what may show the coalescence of a movement, academia finally appears to embrace the idea that people want more control over their food choices.

How L.A. regulated a burger stand out of existence.

As the annual Craft Beer Conference converged this year in Washington, DC, changing regulations are both helping and hampering the growing industry.

The towns vs. the state.

Bloomberg has vowed to appeal, but the ban appears to be finished.

The backlash against prohibitions on feeding the homeless and less fortunate is underway.

Take responsibility before blaming corporations and seeking government interference.

The Center for Science in the Public Interest asks the government to go after soda and juice. What happened to the group's recent nod to empowered consumers?

The contradictions of U.S. farm policy are well represented in the hit Super Bowl commercial.