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A lunch tray: orange slices, blackberries, kale salad, cherry tomato salad, and jollof rice and chicken.

Culturally tailored scratch cooking with Red Rabbit

This Black-owned organization uses multisectoral partnerships to help students establish healthy eating habits by serving nutritious, culturally relevant meals that meet the school meal nutrition standards.

Healthy Kids
spoonful of sugar

Legislation warning consumers of chain restaurant menu items with more than a day’s worth of sugar is reintroduced in NYC City Council

It’s time for New Yorkers to know exactly how much added sugars are lurking in the meals we consume at chain restaurants. We need the Sweet Truth Act so that New Yorkers will be able to see at a glance whether the drink, dessert, entrée, or side dish they’re about to order has more than a day’s worth of added sugars.

Healthy KidsSeptember 14, 2022
A rally in support of the Sweet Truth Act

NYC Sweet Truth: Know the Truth About Added Sugars

Bill 1326, which we call the “Sweet Truth Act,” sponsored by New York City Councilmember Mark Levine, would require warning icons on chain restaurant menus for items that that exceed 50 grams of added sugars, or an entire day’s worth.

Sugary Drinks
New York City skyline

New York City Committee on Health & Subcommittee on Covid Recovery and Resiliency testimony

Testimony of Dr. DeAnna Nara, Senior Policy Associate, before the New York City Committee on Health & Subcommittee on COVID Recovery and Resiliency on Oversight - COVID-19: Looking Ahead (February 23, 2022).

COVID-19
Restaurant Industry Drops Legal Challenge to NYC’s Sodium Warnings

Restaurant industry drops legal challenge to NYC’s sodium warnings

Healthy EatingApril 27, 2017
New York City’s Sodium Warnings to Stay on Menus

New York City’s sodium warnings to stay on menus

Healthy EatingFebruary 10, 2017
Court Rules Against Restaurant Group's Efforts to Derail NYC Sodium Warnings

Court rules against restaurant group's efforts to derail NYC sodium warnings

Healthy EatingMay 26, 2016
Judge Preserves New York City’s Sodium Symbols on Menus

Judge preserves New York City’s sodium symbols on menus

Healthy EatingFebruary 24, 2016
woman at a farmers market

Americans Come Together at 3,200 Food Day Events

And at more than 3,200 large, medium, and small events today and this week, Americans will be gathering together to celebrate healthy, affordable, and sustainable food—and to push for improved food policies in their communities.

Healthy EatingOctober 24, 2012
woman at a farmers market

America Celebrates Food Day with More than 2,000 Events in 50 States

Spearheaded by the Center for Science in the Public Interest, Food Day is being observed in all 50 states with more than 2,000 events from coast to coast.

October 24, 2011
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