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 [...]

Share Nothing gets the Food Police revved up these days more than sugar and salt. But with a record of proposing draconian bans, causing pointless worry, and overlooking the facts, “Should anyone take these people seriously?” In a column at The Daily Caller, Rick Berman summarizes the decades long war these Food Police-Big Government activists [...]

Share This week from Scientific American in an article titled, “It’s Time to End the War on Salt,” we learn that the overreaching government officials on a mission to remove salt from our diets do not have the support of science: For decades, policy makers have tried and failed to get Americans to eat less [...]

Share In a direct attack on parental rights and food freedom, the government is targeting food products via new marketing regulations: Watch the latest video at video.foxbusiness.com ACTION ALERT: Call your member of Congress and say No! to new government regulations of marketing. When it comes to our kids, it’s up to parents. It’s not [...]