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Top Family Farm Action Alliance News

MAHA Report Reaction: What Evidence Is There?

School Lunch · United States

MAHA Report Reaction: What Evidence Is There?

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

A cardiologist, chef and food researcher discusses a new major analysis of American health and nutrition.See the Story

MAHA Report Reveals Alarming Stats

MAHA · United States

MAHA Report Reveals Alarming Stats

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

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Behind the Brands: The Meatpacking Monopoly and the Illusion of Choice

Summer is just around the corner, sending droves of shoppers to the grocery store to kick off the barbecue season. For many, it may seem like the shelves are lined with endless choices of brands to pick from.But whether you’re shopping for meats, fresh vegetables, or prepared foods, did you know that just a handful of giant corporations are behind your favorite brands? Not only is this lack of choice deceptive—it causes real harm to farmers, wor…Holcomb · Holcomb Read Article

American Consumers Are Getting Rattled by Trump’s Tariff Chaos

42% Right coverage: 52 sources

Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariff announcement set off the most volatile stretch of his second term, with financial markets descending into chaos, China unleashing retaliatory measures and the US president pausing some levies only hours after they took effect. Tariffs · United States See the Story

Bayer-Monsanto’s “Gag Laws”: Silencing Farmers and Shielding Corporations

Amidst hundreds of thousands of lawsuits, Bayer has launched a campaign to restrict farmers' and the public's ability to hold them accountable.Atlanta, Georgia · Atlanta Read Article

Letter: Where am I supposed to get my eggs?

50% Right coverage: 6 sources

As a Maine hospitality industry food service professional tasked with procurement of roughly 130,000 shell eggs this coming season, I am worried about two things: Will there be an adequate supply available from my sole vendor to accommodate our guests? And, how can I react to egg prices and other staples, with some egg prices […]Bird Flu · United States See the Story

Pastor giving out 40K eggs to help with 'egg crisis' in Chicago

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

As egg prices soar due to the bird flu, a Chicago pastor is leading an effort to distribute 40,000 eggs to community members in need. The Rev. Charlie Dates said he’s not waiting for anyone to fix the issue and is instead taking action. President Donald Trump “said the prices would come down on Day One, and they have not,” Dates told the Sun-Times on Wednesday. “We have a unique opportunity to do what the church has always done, and that is to c…Drew Barrymore · Chicago See the Story

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