USDA ban on school lunch fees for low-income families begins in 2027
Processing fees for free or reduced-price school meals will be eliminated starting in 2027, benefiting low-income families.
The USDA announces a ban on school lunch processing fees
The USDA has announced that from 2027, students eligible for free or reduced-price meals will not face processing fees.
U.S. Department of Agriculture bans school lunch fees for low-income families
Starting in 2027, students eligible for free or reduced-price school meals won't be charged transaction fees, easing financial burdens for low-income families.
USDA ban on school lunch fees for low-income families begins in 2027
Processing fees for free or reduced-price school meals will be eliminated starting in 2027, benefiting low-income families.
The USDA announces a ban on school lunch processing fees
The USDA has announced that from 2027, students eligible for free or reduced-price meals will not face processing fees.
U.S. Department of Agriculture bans school lunch fees for low-income families
Starting in 2027, students eligible for free or reduced-price school meals won't be charged transaction fees, easing financial burdens for low-income families.
1st US case of bird flu in a pig raises concerns over potential human threat
The discovery of bird flu in U.S. pigs is alarming and highlights potential risks to human health.
There's another massive meat recall over Listeria-and it's a doozy
A massive meat recall involves 11.8 million pounds of products due to Listeria contamination, posing serious health risks.
Listeria recall grows to 12M pounds of meat, poultry; some sent to US schools
A significant meat and poultry recall due to listeria contamination affects nearly 12 million pounds of products across major retailers and schools.
Listeria recall grows to 12 million pounds of meat and poultry, some of it sent to US schools
A nationwide recall of nearly 12 million pounds of meat and poultry products due to potential listeria contamination has been expanded to include ready-to-eat meals.
BrucePac recall update: Products from Trader Joe's, Boston Market, Jenny Craig, Kroger, and many other brands impacted
USDA recalls nearly 10 million pounds of meat and poultry over Listeria contamination risk.
CDC warns of more US bird flu cases after second human infected by cows
The second human case of bird flu in US dairy workers has been reported, emphasizing the importance of monitoring and testing among farm workers.
1st US case of bird flu in a pig raises concerns over potential human threat
The discovery of bird flu in U.S. pigs is alarming and highlights potential risks to human health.
There's another massive meat recall over Listeria-and it's a doozy
A massive meat recall involves 11.8 million pounds of products due to Listeria contamination, posing serious health risks.
Listeria recall grows to 12M pounds of meat, poultry; some sent to US schools
A significant meat and poultry recall due to listeria contamination affects nearly 12 million pounds of products across major retailers and schools.
Listeria recall grows to 12 million pounds of meat and poultry, some of it sent to US schools
A nationwide recall of nearly 12 million pounds of meat and poultry products due to potential listeria contamination has been expanded to include ready-to-eat meals.
BrucePac recall update: Products from Trader Joe's, Boston Market, Jenny Craig, Kroger, and many other brands impacted
USDA recalls nearly 10 million pounds of meat and poultry over Listeria contamination risk.
CDC warns of more US bird flu cases after second human infected by cows
The second human case of bird flu in US dairy workers has been reported, emphasizing the importance of monitoring and testing among farm workers.
What happened to a couple of Miami guys who didn't pay for over $1 million of food
American Fruit & Produce Corp. lost its license for failing to pay over $1 million owed for produce, marking a severe violation of agricultural trading laws.
US to hand over pest inspections of Mexican avocados to Mexico and California growers aren't happy
California avocado growers are alarmed by the U.S. decision to transfer pest inspections of Mexican avocados to the Mexican government.
You Can Thank Jamaica For The Invention Of Chocolate Milk - Tasting Table
Chocolate milk has a rich history, originating in Jamaica, contrasting its contemporary image of sweetness and controversy over health issues.
Climate-Friendly' Meat? Regulators Tighten Scrutiny of Label Buzzwords.
USDA requires meat producers to verify environmental claims on labels to combat greenwashing.
Bird flu outbreak in Colorado dairy cows and farm workers ramps up testing
Colorado mandates weekly bird flu testing for dairy milk to curb outbreak spread.
We still don't understand how one human apparently got bird flu from a cow
The USDA released an unpublished genetic analysis on the spillover of bird flu into US dairy cattle, highlighting significant insights into the outbreak and the risks associated with virus transmission.
No One Knows How Far Bird Flu Has Spread
USDA detected bird flu in dairy cattle, with underreporting likely. Human infections rare but dangerous. Dairy workers, including many immigrants, at higher risk.
US government testing ground beef for bird flu but confirms meat supply is safe.
Remnants of bird flu virus found in pasteurized milk, FDA says
Samples of pasteurized milk tested positive for bird flu virus remnants, but not a risk to consumers.
Bird flu outbreak in Colorado dairy cows and farm workers ramps up testing
Colorado mandates weekly bird flu testing for dairy milk to curb outbreak spread.
We still don't understand how one human apparently got bird flu from a cow
The USDA released an unpublished genetic analysis on the spillover of bird flu into US dairy cattle, highlighting significant insights into the outbreak and the risks associated with virus transmission.
No One Knows How Far Bird Flu Has Spread
USDA detected bird flu in dairy cattle, with underreporting likely. Human infections rare but dangerous. Dairy workers, including many immigrants, at higher risk.
Can $3 billion persuade Black farmers to trust the Department of Agriculture?
The Biden administration is investing $3.1 billion to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and address historical discrimination against Black farmers.
Many of the projects receiving the most funding are run by large for-profit companies and agricultural lobbying groups, raising concerns about their ability to serve disadvantaged farmers.
The consolidation of power among a few major entities in the food industry is leading to the control of a significant portion of the world's food supply.
Wounded pigs and dehydrated ducks: Questions arise about how the Agriculture Department treats its animals
The USDA is facing criticism for mistreatment of animals in its labs.