Groups urge Bureau of Prisons not to privatize food service

California lawmakers advance sugar transparency and dietary supplement safety bills

Non-UPF labels: Useful new tool or cause for confusion?

New labels assure you that the product you’re buying is not an ultraprocessed food (UPF). But what does that even mean?

FRESH Act is a shiny apple full of worms

A QR code isn’t transparency: Maryland diners deserve better

The Informed Dining Act would place an easy-to-read symbol next to menu items with more than half a day’s worth of recommended sodium or added sugars.

Substantial improvement in availability of corn tortillas containing folic acid, CSPI analysis finds

FISC: Does ‘a strong FDA’ actually mean ‘weaker states’?

The Food Ingredient Safety Coalition (FISC), a food industry group quietly making the rounds in state legislatures, aims to stop food safety laws in the states.

GRAS loophole: How do new substances enter the food supply?

Food manufacturers use a legal loophole to introduce new food ingredients without FDA review—endangering public health and leaving consumers in the dark about what’s in our food. Here’s what you should know about the FDA’s review process—or lack thereof—for new food ingredients.

Maryland lawmakers consider statewide menu icon policy for high-sodium and high-sugar items

Response from FDA to Safe Food Coalition letter RE: ByHeart infant formula outbreak

"Thank you for your December 8, 2025, letter regarding infant formula safety in light of the ongoing Clostridium botulinum outbreak linked to ByHeart infant formula. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA or “We”) share your commitment to protecting our nation's most vulnerable consumers and appreciate your recommendations for strengthening FDA’s inspection and regulatory oversight of infant formula. Ensuring that the infant formula supply is safe and wholesome for children and their families who rely upon these products is a top priority for the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and FDA. Operation Stork Speed, announced in March 2025, reaffirms our commitment to ensuring the ongoing quality, safety, nutritional adequacy, and resilience of the domestic infant formula supply." View the resource below to keep reading.