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Food Politics
by Marion Nestle
Feb 17 2017

Weekend resources: a roundup

From Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI), procurement resources for vendors

  • Healthy Product Supply Chain fact sheet
  • Tips for Managing Food Service Costs
  • Healthier food choices for public places

From the Center for Ecoliteracy, produce lesson plans for kids in grades 3-5

  • Oranges: A Taste of California Sunshine 
  • Investigating Cabbage Traditions 
  • Tomato Salsa Challenge 
  • Also: California food for kids website
  • Also: Resources for educators

From Salud America

  • Research Review Download
  • Issue Brief Download in English, Download in Spanish
  • Sugary Drinks and Latino Kids, Download in English, Download in Spanish
  • Sugary Drink Pricing and Latino Kids: Download in English, Download in Spanish
  • Sugary Drink Marketing and Latino Kids, Download in English, Download in Spanish
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Again, after 40 years, GAO still wants a unified food safety system
NYC breakfast program: good, but oddly advertised
Tags: Fruits-and-vegetables, Soft drinks, Taxes

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Next public appearance

Jul 24 2025

Skowhegan, Maine: 2025 Kneading Conference

I’m giving the opening keynote at the Maine Grain Alliance’s 2025 Kneading Conference, which culimiantes in the Maine Artisan Bread Fair on July 26.  My talk is at 8:30 a.m. at the Strand Cinema in Skowhegan, Maine.  I’m really looking forward to this one.

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