Health and nutrition advocates, researchers call for government to define and regulate ultra-processed foods

CSPI urges federal and state regulators to accelerate progress on food dyes

Trump administration undermines nutrition and health tracking by firing key staff

President Trump: Don’t fire, deny pay to federal food safety workers

New York City’s “Sweet Truth Act” takes effect, marking a public health milestone

Booming IV hydration spa industry needs more oversight, researchers say

CSPI responds to White House government shutdown clock *

CSPI urges swift shutdown resolution to ensure critical food safety and nutrition programs are operational

Not reporting on hunger doesn’t make it go away: CSPI condemns reckless USDA move on food insecurity report

CA legislature passes bill to protect against toxic heavy metals in prenatal vitamins

The California Legislature passed Senate Bill 646, the first law in the nation to require testing and public disclosure of toxic heavy metals in prenatal supplements. This landmark bill will protect maternal and fetal health by requiring manufacturers to test for and disclose levels of arsenic, cadmium, mercury, and lead—substances that can impair neurodevelopment and cause other serious harms.