Share Via TheHill.com: President Obama joked that the first lady’s desire for healthy eating might lead to the White House getting “egged” this Halloween if it doesn’t start giving out more traditional candy. “Halloween is coming up, and she’s been giving, for the last few years, the kids fruit and raisins in the bag. And [...]

Share Multiple messages and objectives were being pushed at ‘Food Day’ events that took place on October 24 across the country, but it was clear a government imposed food marketing ban is a top priority for the Food Police led by the Center for Science in the Public Interest. (Check out our video about the ‘Center [...]

Share ACTION ALERT: Don’t wait another minute. Make your voice heard. Submit your comment now! The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the U.S. Department of Agriculture have initiated a public comment period on population-wide sodium reduction. For decades, Food Police activists have waged an unscientific war on salt, encouraging government entities to [...]

Share Kim Willsher of the Los Angeles Times reports: “In an effort to promote healthful eating and, it has been suggested, to protect traditional Gallic cuisine, the French government has banned school and college cafeterias nationwide from offering the American tomato-based condiment with any food but — of all things — French fries. As a [...]

Share In a pre-emptive effort to stave off obesity, the Danish government has imposed a tax on “fatty” products. No one can prove it will work or what the consequences will be to the public’s health and the economy. The only thing we do know for sure: Denmark has a Food Police problem. In an [...]

Share The government’s war on salt has ranged from bill’s banning its use in restaurants to “voluntary” salt reduction schemes. At each point, the American public has rejected the intervention of government. (We documented this sentiment in our first video “Stop the Food Police.”) Though unpopular, governments continue to wage an assault on salt, but [...]