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Sucralose, aspartame, stevia: With the use of sugar substitutes continuing to rise, questions mount about their impact on diets

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Many people are cutting back on their sugar intake for health reasons. But the food industry has found another way ...
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Viewpoint: Inflation and climate change prompt American farmers to assess agricultural practices

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Agricultural policy has gotten caught up in culture wars that have snarled other aspects of American life ...
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Can Hindus, Jews and Muslims eat cell-cultivated meat? Religions search for guidance as lab-grown food beckons

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Israel’s Chief Rabbinate — a bellwether rabbinical council for religious certifications in Judaism — declared that an Israeli company’s lab-grown ...
After years of reports of widespread violations of 'certified organic' rules, USDA strengthens enforcement

After years of reports of widespread violations of ‘certified organic’ rules, USDA strengthens enforcement

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The USDA has a strict definition of “certified organic,” allowing the label to be used only for products that meet ...
'Critical milestone': FDA greenlights cellular chicken — first lab-grown meat — for US market

‘Critical milestone’: FDA greenlights cellular chicken — first lab-grown meat — for US market

Washington Post | 
The Food and Drug Administration on [November 16] declared a lab-grown meat product developed by a California start-up to be ...
'Covid exposed so much that was broken': How can we remake our post-pandemic food system?

‘Covid exposed so much that was broken’: How can we remake our post-pandemic food system?

Washington Post | 
The United States spends $1.1 trillion a year on food. But when the impacts of the food system on different ...
First lab-grown steak is here. Will lack of regulation stymie its race to the market?

First lab-grown steak is here. Will lack of regulation stymie its race to the market?

Washington Post | 
Frequently plant-based products have been patties or processed nuggets — “everyday” foods easier for companies to produce — that aim ...
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Kellogg’s to cut wheat, oats treated with Bayer’s Roundup herbicide from supply chain by 2025

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Kellogg’s, the multinational food manufacturer based in Battle Creek, Mich., is taking a stand. But very quietly. At the end ...
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Meet the ‘flavorists’: Food chemists who make plant-based Beyond, Impossible burgers taste like ‘meat’

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Marie Wright dips four long strips of paper, the kind you’d sniff a perfume sample from in Sephora, into bottles ...
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Meat wars: Cattle industry fears dwindling sales as Impossible, Beyond burger popularity grows

Washington Post | 
For decades, veggie burgers were the token offering to vegans at the backyard barbecue, and Tofurky was the Thanksgiving benediction ...
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How do we stem climate change? Suck a trillion tons of CO2 underground

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[In May], carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere surpassed 415 parts per million, the highest in human history. Environmental experts ...
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Lab-grown burgers are coming, but heated political battle will determine future of cell-cultured meat

Washington Post | 
Companies in the United States and abroad are moving quickly to bring to market hamburgers and other meat, poultry and ...
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Organic producers battle over food labeling standards as industry nears $50 billion in sales

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As organic food shifts from utopian movement to lucrative industry, a war is being waged for its soul. Record organic ...

Consumer review: Central Florida local organic restaurants fall far short of sustainability hype

Tampa Bay Times | 
The GLP aggregated and excerpted this blog/article to reflect the diversity of news, opinion and analysis. If you eat food, you ...
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