The “Make America Healthy Again” committee held its first meeting Monday with USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
The USDA and HHS have announced that they will be conducting a “Line-by-Line” review of the 2025 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, announced by the Biden administration last year.
In a joint press release, the agency announced that it will release a report for 2025-2030 ahead of the year-end deadline.
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Over the past 100 years, the federal government has been providing advice on what Americans should do I eat and drink It is based on advances in nutrition and health in science.
USDA and HHS have announced that they will release their 2025-2030 report ahead of the December 31st, 2025 deadline. (USDA)
The shared institutions there are “overall process improvements to ensure transparency and minimize conflicts of interest.”
“It’s the dawn of a new day,” Secretary Brook Rollins announced.
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“The Trump Vance administration supports transformational opportunities to create and implement policies that promote it. Healthy choiceshealthy families and healthy outcomes,” Rollins said.
USDA Director Rollins and HHS Secretary Kennedy have announced that they are considering previous dietary guidelines for Americans and are expected to release a 2025-2030 report by December. (ISTOCK, USDA, HHS)
Rollins said the 2025-2030 guidelines are “based on” Healthy scienceIt added, not political science, but that “there is no longer an era in which left ideology leads public policy.”
Secretary Kennedy said the guidelines update was “a huge step towards making America the healthiest country in the world.”
“We will certainly do Dietary Guidelines It reflects the public interest, not the special interest, and serves public health,” Kennedy said.
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Although no specific changes to the guidelines have been announced yet, existing reports from the Biden administration say they contain oils listed as part of healthy eating patterns and provide “essential fatty acids.”
“Oils commonly consumed include canola, corn, olives, peanuts, safflower, soybeans and sunflower oil,” the report said.
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Supporters of the Maha movement are Seed oil in food Instead, it promotes the use of natural lards such as beef tallow.
Existing reports advise Americans to stay away from “highly saturated fats” such as butter, lard and oil.
Kennedy met with representatives from Kraft Heinz, General Mills, Tyson Foods, WK Kellogg Co, JM Smucker Company and Pepsico on Monday. (@seckennedy/x)
The guidelines were announced as Kennedy met with the Consumer Brands Association representatives of Kraft Heinz, General Mills, General Mills, Tyson Foods, WK Kellogg, JM Smucker Company and Pepsico.
Of Monday’s meeting, Kennedy announced that HHS would eliminate GRAS [Generally Recognized as Safe] The loopholes used by ingredient manufacturers and sponsors now allow new ingredients and chemicals to be introduced into US food supplies without proper notification to the FDA or the general public.
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