The Biden-Harris Administration Targets 50% Reduction in Food Waste by 2030
The Biden-Harris Administration has unveiled an ambitious draft for a national strategy, aiming to slash food loss and waste in half by
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UC Davis Breakthrough Paves the Way for Affordable Low Calorie Sugar Alternatives
Researchers at the University of California, Davis, in collaboration with the Mars Advanced Research Institute, have made a groundbreaking
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Rising Food Insecurity in America: A Call to Action Amidst Post Pandemic Challenges
In 2022, approximately 17 million American homes faced challenges securing adequate nutrition, marking a concerning rise from the previous year
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What Lies Ahead for Home Delivery?
Despite Waning Pandemic Aid, Food Banks Committed to Sustaining and Expanding Home Delivery Services
Earlier this year, reports
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A Year in Review: Commemorating Achievements at the White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health
September 2022 marked the momentous release of the USDA’s Food and Nutrition Service report titled “Leveraging the White House Conference
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USDA Farm to School Census
SDA Launches 2023 Farm to School Census to Evaluate Program Reach and Impact
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has
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Boston Recognized as Leading City in Food Technology Innovation
MEDFORD, Mass. – Noteworthy for the cluster effect of its thriving industries, Boston stands alongside Silicon Valley and New York City
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Florida Faces Agricultural Losses from $78M to $371M After Hurricane Idalia’s Strike
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – Early estimations from the University of Florida point to severe agricultural losses between $78 million to $371 million from
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Fewer Hoosier Kids Benefit from Free Summer Meals
Despite ongoing food insecurity among Indiana families, fewer children are utilizing free summer meal programs. A new report
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The Small Farmer Atlas: Insights from Global Small-Scale Farmers
Small-scale farmers, who manage nearly 90% of the world’s 570 million farms, are essential to global food supply chains
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