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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
Sodium warning label

Philadelphia menu sodium warning bill makes sense, says CSPI

Legislation introduced today in the Philadelphia City Council to let consumers know when they are about to buy a menu item with extreme levels of sodium could make a real contribution to the public’s health.

January 25, 2018Peter Lurie, MD, MPH
Comparing Local Soda Taxes in U.S.

Soda tax in Philadelphia passes final council hurdle

Sugary DrinksJune 16, 2016
Muhtar Kent to Step Down as Coke CEO

Philadelphia City Council adopts historic tax on soda

Sugary DrinksJune 9, 2016
Soda Tax Working as Intended in Berkeley

Philadelphia mayor proposes 3-cent-per-oz soda tax

Preventing DiseaseFebruary 29, 2016
woman reading a menu

Bay State Restaurants Still Using Artificial Trans Fat Despite Health Risks

Even though artificial trans fat promotes heart attacks and early deaths, major chains—including Massachusetts-based Friendly's—are still serving foods containing partially hydrogenated oil—the only artificial source of trans fat.

Healthy EatingMarch 13, 2008
FDA: Artificial Trans Fat Not Safe for Use in Food

Artificial Trans Fat to Leave Westchester County, NY

The Westchester move follows months of efforts by county officials to encourage restaurants to switch to natural, healthier oils voluntarily. However, unlike those other jurisdictions, Westchester didn’t address the trans fat in cookies, cakes, pie crusts, and other non-fried foods—however the easiest changes and the biggest benefits come from changing the frying oil.

Government AccountabilityDecember 20, 2007
ben & jerry's menu board

In Seattle, menu labeling is "in", trans fat is "out"

Healthy EatingJuly 20, 2007
Enviga Complaint

"Calorie Burning" Enviga Tea Drink a Fraud, Group Says

Sugary DrinksDecember 4, 2006
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