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Weekend reading: the top 60 food science blogs

Food Politics

FeedSpot, a group with which I am unfamiliar, has just named FoodPolitics.com as one of the top 60 blogs and websites in food science. FeedSpot says that these are the best Food Science blogs from thousands of blogs on the web and ranked by relevancy, authority, social media followers & freshness. Take a look at it.

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Weekend Reading: Soda Science

Food Politics

Soda Science: Making the World Safe for Coca-Cola. This terrific book picks up where I left off with Soda Politics: Taking on Big Soda (and Winning) (2015) and Unsavory Truth: How the Food Industry Skews the Science of What We Eat (2018). It is funded by big food companies. Susan Greenhalgh. Hence: front group.

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Industry-funded advice of the week: interpreting nutrition science

Food Politics

PepsiCo sent dietitians this webinar and handout for communicating nutrition science and evaluating studies. The handout: How to Communicate Nutrition Science Effectively. Food companies fund research for reasons that have everything to do with marketing and little to do with science. Yes, this is a complicated issue.

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Food Science triumph of the week: silencing Doritos

Food Politics

The post Food Science triumph of the week: silencing Doritos appeared first on Food Politics by Marion Nestle. Gamers download Doritos Crunch Cancellation software and when the technology is turned on, the software detects the crunching sounds and silences it while keeping the gamer’s voice intact.

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Kevin Hall resigns from NIH: A national tragedy

Food Politics

This announcement on X of his resignation from NIH comes from Kevin Hall , who did the study I admire so much on how ultra-processed foods induce people to eat more calories (500 more a day!). Unfortunately, recent events have made me question whether NIH continues to be a place where I can freely conduct unbiased science.

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The National Association of State Departments of Agriculture sets its federal policy focus for 2025

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They include the farm bill , food systems , pesticide regulations , PFAS and state cooperative agreement funding. Farm Bill The upcoming farm bill must be dedicated to supporting American agriculture and essential food and nutrition assistance programs. Food Systems NASDA will advocate for policies and programs that fortify U.S.

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Industry-funded study of the week: marketing, not science

Food Politics

I have long argued that industry funded studies are about marketing, not science. Here is a prime example (it caught my eye in Food News from the Institute of Food Technologists). That’s marketing, not science. This may sound like a subtle difference, but it is anything but.

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