During a panel discussion at the Heritage Foundation event, entrepreneur Calley Means, a fan of [Robert F. Kennedy Jr.] and an advisor to Trump, urged regulators to get to the truth about the health effects of the widely used herbicides glyphosate and atrazine.
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Takeaways
- The incoming Trump administration may push regulators to scrutinize ultra-processed foods and chemical additives in foods for harmful health effects.
- Some in the Make America Healthy Again movement may pressure the US Food and Drug Administration to close a loophole that allows food companies to avoid premarket approval by declaring ingredients “generally recognized as safe.”
- Congress and the US Department of Agriculture may face calls to reform agricultural subsidies on commodity crops.





















