MAHA Food Reforms & Beef Prices

About this episode

Chris Stigall discusses food quality reforms with FDA Deputy Commissioner Kyle Diamantis.

Chris Stigall brings exclusive conversations from Washington, D.C. First, FDA Deputy Commissioner Kyle Diamantis discusses the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement's momentum on food quality. He credits Secretary Kennedy for elevating issues like food dyes, ultra-processed foods (70% of kids' calories), and the flipped Dietary Guidelines promoting real, whole foods—impacting school meals, SNAP, and $400 million daily federal nutrition spending. Diamantis addresses glyphosate frustration...

People in this episode

Host: Chris Stigall

Guest: Kyle Diamantis

Topics covered

• food quality
• nutrition
• government policy
• health movement
• school meals

Keywords

• MAHA
• food reforms
• beef prices
• nutrition spending
• glyphosate

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: FDA, Make America Healthy Again (MAHA)

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