America’s farmland is changing hands. What does that mean for the country’s food future?
The growing acquisition of farmland by large corporations, investment funds, and institutional investors represents a significant structural shift in American agriculture.
Pesticides and Public Health: MAHA’s Opportunity to Lead
With science and public concern on its side, MAHA has a rare chance to break from industry capture and lead the U.S. toward safer, more accountable pesticide policy.
Wasting Trust: Why Food Waste Is Becoming a Corporate Risk and What Companies Can Do About It
As consumers grow more concerned about sustainability, new research suggests that companies ignoring food waste reduction may face reputational damage.
Egg Prices, Bird Flu, and the Changing Egg Industry: What Consumers Should Know
There’s a lot going on in the egg industry. Our blog explores why eggs are so expensive right now and what changes, for better and for worse, are coming down the line.
Big Pharma's Hidden Role in the Food Industry
Partnerships between major pharmaceutical and food corporations boost profits but may undermine public health.
Why Smart Coffee Chains Are Eliminating Non-Dairy Milk Surcharges
Starbucks and Gregorys Coffee signal an industry shift by ending non-dairy upcharges.