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Food Politics
by Marion Nestle
Apr 8 2025

In the New York Times: Me!

Didn’t want you to miss this.  I was profiled in the New York Times yesterday.

 

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Next public appearance

Sep 8 2026

NYU: Launch of Sugar Coated

The official launch will be at NYU’s Library, most likely at 4:00 p.m.  Co-author Lisa Sutherland will be present.  Details and registration to follow.

 

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