Past Press Releases

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• State Attorneys General Negotiate End of Caffeinated "Sparks" Beer
  — December 18, 2008
• FDA Issues Midnight Go-ahead for Potentially Harmful Stevia Sweetener
  — December 18, 2008
• Stevia: What’s the Rush?
  — December 15, 2008
• Consumer Groups Call on Obama Administration to Take Action on Food Safety During First 100 Days
  — December 12, 2008
• Next Ag Secretary Should Have Food Safety, Nutrition, and Environmental Focus, Groups Say
  — December 11, 2008
• Naughty Brewers Sully Santa in Beer Promos
  — December 9, 2008
• GAO Calls for Greater Coordination, Monitoring of Genetically Engineered Crops
  — December 5, 2008
• Industry Not Lowering Sodium in Processed Foods, Despite Public Health Concerns
  — December 4, 2008
• Nestlé Agrees to Curb Children's Marketing
  — December 2, 2008
• Eating as if Your Life Depends on It
  — December 1, 2008
• Fish & Shellfish Top CSPI Outbreak List
  — November 25, 2008
• Longer Tests on Lab Animals Urged for Potential Carcinogens
  — November 17, 2008
• CSPI's Director of Litigation Named Advocate of the Year
  — November 13, 2008
• How Should the Next Administration Address Genetically Engineered Food Animals?
  — November 7, 2008
• Philadelphia Passes Strongest Nutrition Labeling Requirements for Chain Restaurant Menus
  — November 6, 2008
• Brits Get Treats, Americans Get Tricks From Food Companies, Says Nutrition Action Healthletter
  — October 22, 2008
• GAO Says FDA Fails to Ensure Accuracy and Truthfulness of Food Labels
  — October 10, 2008
• Yum! Brands Praised for Adding Calorie Counts to KFC, Pizza Hut, and Taco Bell Menu Boards
  — October 1, 2008
• California First State in Nation to Pass Menu Labeling Law
  — September 30, 2008
• Despite Pledges, Nickelodeon Still Marketing Nutritionally Poor Food
  — September 23, 2008
• FDA to Announce Rules for Engineered Animals
  — September 18, 2008
• FDA Web Site on Drug Ads Developed by Drug Industry PR Firm
  — September 15, 2008
• MillerCoors Drops Offensive Sparks Ads on Heavy.com
  — September 12, 2008
• MillerCoors Under Fire for Raunchy, Soft Porn Ads for Controversial "Sparks" Energy Brew
  — September 11, 2008
• CSPI Sues to Stop MillerCoors' "Sparks" Alcoholic Energy Drink
  — September 8, 2008
• Lab Tests Point to Problems with Trendy New Stevia Sweetener
  — August 28, 2008
• Local and State Governments Call for Federal Action to Reduce Salt Levels in Food
  — August 25, 2008
• FDA Approves Irradiation for Spinach, Lettuce
  — August 21, 2008
• Parents Urged to Report Children's Reactions to Food Dyes
  — August 21, 2008
• FTC Settles With Nationally-Recognized Maker of Healthy Remedy
  — August 14, 2008
• CSPI Praises Senators for Bipartisan Food Safety Bill
  — August 14, 2008
• CSPI Blasts NCAA Decision to Keep Beer Ads
  — August 8, 2008
• Dirty Dining: Restaurants Need Food Safety Letter Grades, Says CSPI
  — August 7, 2008
• Pressure Grows to Expel Beer Advertising from NCAA Basketball
  — August 5, 2008
• Obesity on the Kids' Menus at Top Chains
  — August 4, 2008
• Federal Trade Commission Issues Report on Food Marketing to Kids
  — July 29, 2008
• California Terminates Artificial Trans Fat!
  — July 25, 2008
• “Thin Mint Blizzard” Merits a Badge of Shame for Girl Scouts of the USA and Dairy Queen, Says CSPI
  — July 24, 2008
• FDA Finds Salmonella Strain on Jalapeno Pepper
  — July 21, 2008
• Sara Lee to Make Clear its “Made with Whole Grain White Bread” is 30 Percent Whole Grain
  — July 21, 2008
• U.S. Food Safety Programs Lag Behind Other Countries, Says GAO
  — July 15, 2008
• Medical & Science Journals Urged to Adopt Common Policy on Disclosing Financial Conflicts of Interest
  — July 11, 2008
• Emergency Regs Needed for Tracking Produce, Food Groups Say
  — July 3, 2008
• California Senate Votes to Phase-out Artificial Trans Fat from Restaurants
  — July 2, 2008
• Kraft, General Mills, Dole, & Others Ripping Off Consumers with Bogus Immunity Claims
  — July 1, 2008
• Anheuser-Busch to Stop Caffeinating Alcoholic Beverages
  — June 26, 2008
• NASA’s James Hansen to Deliver Keynote at CSPI Conference on Rejuvenating Public-Sector Science
  — June 25, 2008
• Corn Refiners’ Ad Campaign Called Deceptive
  — June 23, 2008
• House Vote for More Food Safety Money Praised
  — June 20, 2008
• New Poll Shows Calories Hard for New Yorkers to Guess
  — June 11, 2008
• FDA Inaction to Blame for Salmonella Outbreak
  — June 10, 2008
• Nestlé Nudged by Lawmaker, Health Groups on Marketing Junk Food to Kids
  — June 9, 2008
• Mass. House Tackles Artificial Trans Fat
  — June 4, 2008
• CSPI Urges FDA to Ban Artificial Food Dyes Linked to Behavior Problems
  — June 2, 2008
• Coke, Pepsi's New Global Commitment on Advertising to Kids Called Weak
  — May 20, 2008
• Senate Move on FDA Funding Praised
  — May 8, 2008
• Brewers Urged to Stop Marketing Beer Shirts to Young Girls
  — April 29, 2008
• Which Food Additives Are Safe? Which Aren’t?
  — April 29, 2008
• New Yorkers Want Statewide Phase-out of Artificial Trans Fat
  — April 24, 2008
• Maine Taxes on Soda, Beer & Wine Applauded
  — April 18, 2008
• House to Consider Comprehensive FDA Reform Bill
  — April 17, 2008
• With Calories Hard to Guess, Washington Voters Want Answers on Menus
  — April 17, 2008
• Judge Upholds NYC Law Requiring Calories on Menus & Menu Boards
  — April 16, 2008
• College Presidents Urge Elimination of Alcohol Advertising on NCAA Sports
  — April 9, 2008
• Americans and Europeans Want Tougher Action on Childhood Obesity and Diet-Related Disease
  — April 2, 2008
• CSPI Says Parents May Want to Avoid BPA-lined Cans
  — April 2, 2008
• San Francisco Mayor Signs Menu Labeling Bill
  — March 26, 2008
• Getting Creamed at the Office?
  — March 24, 2008
• Baltimore Joins Montgomery County in Moving Toward Trans-Fat-Free Future
  — March 18, 2008
• NEWS ADVISORY: Generation Excess III
  — March 17, 2008
• Bay State Restaurants Still Using Artificial Trans Fat Despite Health Risks
  — March 13, 2008
• Airborne Agrees to Pay $23.3 Million to Settle Lawsuit Over False Advertising of its "Miracle Cold Buster"
  — March 3, 2008
• CSPI to Sue Anheuser-Busch, Miller over Alcoholic Energy Drinks
  — February 28, 2008
• Court Rebuffs Burger King in Trans Fat Case
  — February 25, 2008
• Consumers Still At Risk, Despite Recall
  — February 20, 2008
• Mass. Voters Favor Ridding Restaurants of Artificial Trans Fat
  — February 19, 2008
• Massive Meat Recall Represents Terrible Failure of USDA Oversight
  — February 17, 2008
• Unlikely Duo Opposes San Francisco Soft Drink Tax Plan
  — February 6, 2008
• Bush Food Protection Initiative Fails to Nourish a Starving FDA
  — February 4, 2008
• Junk Food Marketing Prevalent in Montgomery County Schools
  — January 31, 2008
• New York City Board of Health (Again) Votes to Put Calories on Chain Restaurant Menus and Menu Boards
  — January 22, 2008
• Labels on Alcoholic Drinks Should Include Calories, Ingredients & Alcohol Content, Says CSPI
  — January 22, 2008
• Polluters Drilling for Respect on Campus, Says Report
  — January 21, 2008
• CSPI on the FDA’s Safety Assessment of Food from Cloned Animals
  — January 15, 2008
• Consumer Groups in 20 Countries Urge Coke, Pepsi to Limit Soft Drink Marketing to Children
  — January 3, 2008

• Louisville, KY Passes Trans Fat Measure
  — December 21, 2007
• Congress Tells FDA to Tighten Standards for Health Claims
  — December 20, 2007
• Artificial Trans Fat to Leave Westchester County, NY
  — December 20, 2007
• Produce and Poultry Top Causes of "Illnesses Linked to Outbreaks"
  — December 20, 2007
• Sara Lee Accused of Whole Grain Whitewash
  — December 17, 2007
• CSPI Urges Stronger FDA and Modernized Food Safety Law
  — December 5, 2007
• Cancer Warning Urged for Beta-Carotene Supplements
  — December 5, 2007
• Despite Official Spin, Report Shows FDA Can Easily Find Experts Without Conflicts of Interest
  — December 3, 2007
• NBC Affiliate in NYC Urged To Reconsider Liquor Ads
  — November 30, 2007
• Two-thirds of States Get Poor Grades on School Food Report Card
  — November 28, 2007
• FDA to Hold Hearing on Regulating Salt Content in Food
  — November 27, 2007
• New Food Import Safety Recommendations Issued
  — November 6, 2007
• Hold on to Your Wallet: CSPI Flags 8 Food Frauds
  — November 6, 2007
• A 3,000-Calorie Dinner? Belly-ssimo!
  — October 31, 2007
• Congress Needs to Build a Modern Food Safety System, Says CSPI
  — October 30, 2007
• New York State Assembly to Hold Hearing on Food Additives, Children's Behavior
  — October 29, 2007
• Groups Announce Global “Dump Soda” Campaign
  — October 29, 2007
• New York City Health Dept. Proposes That Restaurant Chains with 15+ Outlets List Calories
  — October 24, 2007
• Consumer and Industry Groups Cosponsor Conference on Salt Reduction
  — October 23, 2007
• Menu Labeling Veto a "Giant, Greasy Stain" on Schwarzenegger Health Record
  — October 15, 2007
• Zero Should Mean Zero When it Comes to Trans Fat, Says CSPI
  — October 5, 2007
• Philadelphia Council Urged Not to Open Trans Fat Loophole
  — October 5, 2007
• Omega-3 Madness: Fish Oil or Snake Oil?
  — October 1, 2007
• Coca-Cola's Fuze Beverage Makes False Claims of Reducing Risk of Cancer, Heart Disease, Flu, Kidney Infection, More
  — September 26, 2007
• FDA Reform Bill Passes House & Senate
  — September 21, 2007
• Food Safety Act Calls For Inspections on Produce Farms
  — September 20, 2007
• What’s Making Us Sick?
  — September 17, 2007
• CSPI Urges FDA to Facilitate Adverse Reaction Reporting for Dietary Supplements
  — September 17, 2007
• Study Shows Progress in Getting Soft Drinks out of Schools, Still Two-Thirds of School Beverage Sales are Sugary Drinks
  — September 17, 2007
• Burger King to Reform its Marketing to Children
  — September 12, 2007
• Physicians Urge Kennedy, Dodd to Support Curb on Financial Conflicts of Interest on FDA Advisory Committees
  — September 12, 2007
• Feds Urged to Halt False Statements on Ads and Labels for Menopause Supplement “Promensil”
  — September 12, 2007
• New Aspartame Safety Review ‘Perfectly Predictable’
  — September 12, 2007
• States, Cities May Require Nutrition Labeling at Restaurants, Judge Finds
  — September 11, 2007
• California Legislature Passes Historic Menu Labeling Bill
  — September 11, 2007
• NFL Linebacker Case Highlights League's Ties to Alcohol Money, Says CSPI
  — September 4, 2007
• Menu Labeling Bill Clears Key Hurdle in California
  — August 30, 2007
• "All-Natural Herbal" Supplement May Illegally Harbor Prescription Drug
  — August 20, 2007
• Nickelodeon Reduces Junk Food Marketing to Kids
  — August 16, 2007
• Consumers Pay Hefty Premium for Air, Packaging in 100-Calorie Packs
  — August 14, 2007
• CSPI Praises House Action Prohibiting Misleading Health Claims for Foods
  — August 7, 2007
• House Moves to End Financial Conflicts of Interest at FDA
  — August 3, 2007
• Menu Labeling Urged for Montgomery County, Md., and DC
  — August 2, 2007
• Burger King and Wendy's Fries Flunk Trans Fat Test in New York City
  — August 2, 2007
• More Teens Choosing Liquor over Beer?
  — July 27, 2007
• Important to Heed Warning Presented by Botulism Recall
  — July 24, 2007
• In Seattle, Menu Labeling Is "In", Trans Fat is "Out"
  — July 20, 2007
• Food Companies’ Marketing Commitments a Positive Development
  — July 18, 2007
• Chinese Import Scandal Demonstrates FDA Failings, Congress Told
  — July 17, 2007
• New York City’s Fast-Food Calorie Labeling Rule Should Be Upheld, Groups Urge Federal Court
  — July 16, 2007
• Subway First to List Calories on Menu Boards in Country
  — July 9, 2007
• FDA Should Reconsider Aspartame Cancer Risk, Say Experts
  — June 25, 2007
• New Quality Control Regulations Not Enough to Ensure Safety of Dietary Supplements
  — June 22, 2007
• Egg Producers Deceive Consumers, Violate Law with Bogus Omega-3 Claims
  — June 21, 2007
• Desperate Restaurant Chains Sue NYC Over Diners' Right to Know
  — June 15, 2007
• Kellogg Company Makes Historic Settlement Agreement, Adopting Nutrition Standards For Marketing Foods To Children
  — June 14, 2007
• Trans Fat Holdouts Remain in Supermarkets, Despite Labeling
  — June 11, 2007
• Food Marketers Rely Less on TV in Favor of Other Marketing, Says CSPI About FTC Report
  — June 1, 2007
• Pumped-Up Poultry Not ‘Natural,’ Says CSPI
  — May 22, 2007
• Federal Trade Commission Urged to Crack Down on Enviga
  — May 21, 2007
• Last Call for Anheuser-Busch’s Ill-Considered ‘Spykes’ Drink
  — May 18, 2007
• Burger King Hit With Trans Fat Lawsuit
  — May 16, 2007
• Montgomery County, Md., to Phase Artificial Trans Fat out of Restaurants
  — May 15, 2007
• CSPI Calls on House to Fix FDA Reform Bill by Eliminating Conflict-of-Interest Waivers
  — May 9, 2007
• USDA Wrong Place to Consolidate Food Safety, Says CSPI
  — May 9, 2007
• CSPI Tracks Beer Money in Congress
  — May 8, 2007
• Memory Supplements Forgettable, Says CSPI
  — May 4, 2007
• CSPI on the New Food Protection Czar
  — May 2, 2007
• CSPI Salutes KFC for Trans-Fat-Free Chicken
  — April 30, 2007
• Institute of Medicine School Food Recommendations Should Be Law of the Land, Says CSPI
  — April 25, 2007
• CSPI Urges FDA to Ban Grain Imports from China
  — April 24, 2007
• Quaker Agrees to Tone Down Exaggerated Health Claims on Oatmeal
  — April 17, 2007
• Anheuser-Busch's "Spykes" Labels Illegal, Group Says
  — April 16, 2007
• New CDC Data Show Increases in E.coli, Salmonella and Vibrio
  — April 12, 2007
• World Health Organization Forum Endorses Salt Reduction to Prevent Heart Disease and Stroke
  — April 9, 2007
• CSPI Urges Nationwide Recall of Spykes "Liquid Lunchables"
  — April 4, 2007
• Montgomery County Trans Fat Proposal Praised
  — March 26, 2007
• Wok Carefully: CSPI Takes a (Second) Look at Chinese Restaurant Food
  — March 21, 2007
• Surgeon General's Call to Action on Underage Drinking Welcomed
  — March 7, 2007
• T.G.I. Friday’s “Right Portion, Right Price” is Right Direction, Says CSPI
  — March 7, 2007
• Senate Hearing to Debate Junk Food in Schools Tuesday
  — March 5, 2007
• Anheuser-Busch Urged to Abandon "Idiotarod" Beer Promotion
  — February 28, 2007
• Chain Restaurants Charged With Promoting "X-treme Eating"
  — February 26, 2007
• British Crackdown on Junk Food Ads Praised
  — February 23, 2007
• Consumer Group Praises Pepsi's Disclosure of Caffeine Content
  — February 20, 2007
• Congressional Leaders Call for Single Food Safety Agency
  — February 14, 2007
• Sweet Deals: School Fundraising Can Be Healthy and Profitable, Says CSPI
  — February 14, 2007
• Enviga Study Casts Doubt on Calorie Burning & Weight-Loss Claims
  — February 12, 2007
• Philadelphia Moving Toward Trans-Fat-Free Future
  — February 8, 2007
• Watchdog Group Sues Coke, Nestlé For Bogus "Enviga" Claims
  — February 1, 2007
• CSPI Recommends Avoiding Fried Foods at Burger King & McDonald's Until Frying Oil No Longer Partially Hydrogenated
  — January 31, 2007
• What Danger Lurks in the School Cafeteria?
  — January 30, 2007
• Glaxo-Affiliated Doctors to Dominate Upcoming NIH Neonatal Herpes Conference
  — January 18, 2007
• 7UP Drops "All Natural" Claim
  — January 12, 2007
• Kraft is Sued for Falsely Calling Capri Sun Drink "All Natural"
  — January 8, 2007
• USDA Urged to Limit Sodium in Meat and Poultry Foods
  — January 3, 2007

• FDA Releases Draft Risk Assessment and Management Plan for Cloned Animals
  — December 28, 2006
• Congress Requires Dietary Supplement Companies to Report Adverse Reactions to FDA
  — December 11, 2006
• WHO Committee Calls for Broad Curbs on Children's Food Marketing
  — December 7, 2006
• Congress Passes Sober Truth on Preventing (STOP) Underage Drinking Act
  — December 7, 2006
• Schools Getting Raw Deal from Bottlers
  — December 6, 2006
• NYC Trans Fat, Calorie Labeling Initiatives Approved
  — December 5, 2006
• FDA Urged to Stop Claims for "Energy" Drinks
  — December 5, 2006
• "Calorie Burning" Enviga Tea Drink a Fraud, Group Says
  — December 4, 2006
• CSPI Urges FDA to Test for Acrylamide in Foods
  — December 1, 2006
• FDA Urged to Create New “Healthy Food” Labeling System
  — November 30, 2006
• British Plan to Shield Kids from Junk Food Ads Better than US Approach
  — November 17, 2006
• The Best Advice is Free – From Conflicts of Interest
  — November 15, 2006
• CSPI Petitions FDA to Regulate Manure, Water and Sanitation on Farms
  — November 15, 2006
• New FDA Web Site, Brochure Won’t Prevent Obesity Any More Than Old FDA Web Site, Brochure
  — November 14, 2006
• Weak New Voluntary Guidelines on Advertising to Kids Designed to Protect Marketers, Not Parents and Families
  — November 14, 2006
• New Online Quiz from CSPI Compares Restaurant Foods
  — November 6, 2006
• Cutting Salt in Kids' Diets Reduces Blood Pressure
  — October 31, 2006
• CSPI Withdraws From Lawsuit After KFC Cuts Trans Fat
  — October 30, 2006
• Specialty Fruit Juices Taste Like Money to Sellers
  — October 27, 2006
• California Urged to Monitor Farms for Food Safety
  — October 25, 2006
• Stars Urged to Rethink "Bud.TV"
  — October 19, 2006
• IOM Seafood Study Misses the Boat on Providing Consumer Advice and Protecting Kids from Mercury
  — October 17, 2006
• Disney Praised for Helping Kids Eat Healthier Diets
  — October 16, 2006
• Feature Article: Fun and Healthy Tips from CSPI for Halloween Parties and Trick-or-Treating
  — October 12, 2006
• Guidelines No Substitute for Legislation to Get Junk Food Out of Schools
  — October 6, 2006
• California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger Signs Food Safety Law
  — October 3, 2006
• Nutrition Journal Hid Contributors’ Ties to Food Industry
  — October 2, 2006
• Major Distiller Opposes Partnering with NASCAR
  — September 27, 2006
• Bold New York City Health Department Proposals Praised
  — September 26, 2006
• Coalition for a Stronger FDA Says Agency Needs More Resources
  — September 25, 2006
• WHO Considering Food Labeling Reforms, Global Phase-out of Partially Hydrogenated Oils
  — September 20, 2006
• Letter In Opposition to "Commonsense Consumption Act"
  — September 15, 2006
• Institute of Medicine Releases Progress Report on Childhood Obesity
  — September 13, 2006
• Good Cup, Bad Cup
  — September 5, 2006
• New Online Calculators Encourage Eating Green
  — August 16, 2006
• Back-to-School Tips from CSPI
  — August 8, 2006
• Six Arguments for a Greener Diet
  — August 1, 2006
• “Food Industry Protection Act” Threatens Hundreds of State and Local Food Safety and Labeling Laws, Says CSPI
  — July 26, 2006
• Government Science Panels: Fair and Balanced?
  — July 24, 2006
• Are the National Academies Fair and Balanced?
  — July 24, 2006
• Web Advergames Shouldn't Push Junk Food on Kids
  — July 19, 2006
• FDA Misleads Congress on Agency Efforts to Halt Deceptive Food Labeling
  — July 18, 2006
• Federal Trade Commission Urged to Investigate Beer and Liquor Sponsorship of NASCAR
  — July 12, 2006
• Hidden Conflicts of JAMA Authors Exposed
  — July 11, 2006
• New Data Show FDA/EPA's Mercury Advice on Tuna Doesn't Hold Water
  — July 11, 2006
• Medical Experts Call on Secretary Leavitt to Tackle Hypertension by Promoting Salt Reduction
  — July 10, 2006
• Is It High or Is It Low?
  — July 6, 2006
• Advocates Praise Big Ten Conference and Fox Cable Networks for New Alcohol-Free Sports Channel
  — June 29, 2006
• FDA Fails to Protect Americans from Dangerous Drugs and Unsafe Foods
  — June 27, 2006
• Give Bud the Boot from World Cup, Groups Say
  — June 22, 2006
• Dietary Supplement Bill Would Require Companies to Report Adverse Reactions to FDA
  — June 21, 2006
• 23 States Get Failing Grade on CSPI's School Foods Report Card
  — June 20, 2006
• KFC Sued for Fouling Chicken with Partially Hydrogenated Oil
  — June 12, 2006
• Kudos to Wendy's for Dumping Partially Hydrogenated Oil
  — June 8, 2006
• Statement by CSPI Nutrition Policy Director Margo G. Wootan on the New FDA Report on Restaurant Foods and Obesity
  — June 2, 2006
• Frito-Lay Agrees to Label Fake Fat Olestra More Clearly on its “Light” Chips
  — June 1, 2006
• CSPI to Sue Cadbury Schweppes over “All Natural” 7UP
  — May 11, 2006
• CSPI Applauds Agreement to Get High-Calorie Drinks Out of Schools; Drops Planned Litigation
  — May 3, 2006
• CSPI Reaction to CASA Study
  — May 2, 2006
• CSPI Reaction to FTC-HHS Report on Food Marketing to Children
  — May 2, 2006
• Bug-Based Food Dye Should Be ... Exterminated, Says CSPI
  — May 1, 2006
• Secretary Leavitt Urged to Jump Start HHS’s Moribund Anti-Obesity Efforts
  — April 27, 2006
• Look for “The Whole (Grain) Truth” in Nutrition Action Healthletter
  — April 26, 2006
• Statement of CSPI Senior Staff Attorney Benjamin Cohen on Proposed Food-Safety Rollback
  — April 24, 2006
• FDA Panel Investigating Labeling of Antihypertensive Drugs Stacked with Industry Consultants
  — April 24, 2006
• Study Finds Trans Fat Levels Vary in McDonald's, KFC Foods Worldwide
  — April 13, 2006
• Despite Third Mad Cow, Administration Promises Still Unkept
  — April 6, 2006
• Bipartisan Support on Capitol Hill for Healthier School Foods
  — April 5, 2006
• "I Can't Believe It's Not Better"
  — April 5, 2006
• New Aspartame Study May Allay Cancer Concerns
  — April 4, 2006
• April is Alcohol Awareness Month
  — March 30, 2006
• 1,000 Complain About Reactions to “Quorn”
  — March 28, 2006
• Groups Urge Removal of Logging Executive from Forestry Panel
  — March 21, 2006
• CSPI Says Orangutans Literally “Dying for Cookies”
  — March 21, 2006
• CSPI Calls for FDA Crackdown Against Deceptive Trans-Fat Claims
  — March 16, 2006
• NCAA Schools Urged to End Beer Ads on Broadcasts
  — March 15, 2006
• CSPI Calls on Senate to Reject Food-Safety Rollback
  — March 8, 2006
• USDA Proposes Making Recall Information Public
  — March 7, 2006
• Shredding the Food Safety Net
  — March 7, 2006
• Government Testing of Chicken Shows Dramatic Jump in Salmonella in 2005
  — February 23, 2006
• Campbell Praised For Lowering Sodium in Soup, Juice
  — February 22, 2006
• Trans Traps
  — February 17, 2006
• Health Care Speech at Wendy's HQ?
  — February 15, 2006
• CSPI to Anheuser-Busch: Cancel the Torino Teen Kegger
  — February 13, 2006
• Statement of CSPI Nutrition Director Bonnie Liebman on the Women’s Health Initiative Study
  — February 8, 2006
• CSPI Responds to the Beer Institute’s Creation of an Independent Third-Party Review Panel to Field Complaints About Beer Advertising
  — February 8, 2006
• Top Hospitals Harming Hearts by Cooking with Trans Fat
  — February 6, 2006
• CSPI Applauds Connecticut School Foods Plan
  — February 1, 2006
• Bush Administration to Allow Secret Bugging of Americans?
  — January 27, 2006
• Supplementing Their Income
  — January 24, 2006
• Parents and Advocates Will Sue Viacom & Kellogg
  — January 18, 2006
• Frito-Lay Target of Olestra Lawsuit
  — January 4, 2006

• Statement of CSPI Executive Director Michael F. Jacobson on Burger King's King Kong Promotion
  — December 15, 2005
• House Republicans Mounting Attack on State Food Laws
  — December 14, 2005
• Alcohol Tax Hikes Prove Popular in New Poll
  — December 7, 2005
• Institute of Medicine Reports on Food Marketing Aimed at Kids
  — December 6, 2005
• Government Should Warn About Mercury in Fish, Says CSPI
  — December 6, 2005
• CSPI Reaction to Soda Lobby Study on Schools
  — December 1, 2005
• Transatlantic Cooperation on Food Marketing, Labeling, & Nutrition Urged to Help Curb Obesity Epidemic
  — November 28, 2005
• Food Processors & Supermarkets Move Forward on Trans Fat
  — November 22, 2005
• Salmonella Outbreaks Linked to Produce on the Rise
  — November 21, 2005
• Group Asks FDA to Limit Salt in Processed Foods
  — November 8, 2005
• CSPI Praises Sesame Street Workshop's Partnership with Sunkist
  — November 7, 2005
• Compromise Reached on Financial Conflicts of Interest on FDA Panels
  — October 27, 2005
• Crackdown on Fraudulent Food Labels Urged
  — October 27, 2005
• McDonald’s to Add Nutrition Info to Packaging
  — October 25, 2005
• So-Called "Personal Responsibility Act" Passes in House
  — October 19, 2005
• Schwarzenegger Urged to Veto "Alcopop" Tax Break
  — October 6, 2005
• Herbal Roulette
  — October 4, 2005
• FDA Study Proves FDA Confuses Consumers by Allowing Dubious Health Claims on Foods
  — September 29, 2005
• 'MyPyramid for Kids' a Kid-Friendly Flop, Says CSPI
  — September 28, 2005
• Statement of Executive Director Michael F. Jacobson on the Resignation of FDA Commissioner Lester Crawford
  — September 23, 2005
• How Safe is the Food in America’s Schools?
  — September 22, 2005
• Senate Votes to Require Greater Transparency on Conflicts of Interest at FDA
  — September 21, 2005
• Gov. Schwarzenegger Signs California School Nutrition Bills
  — September 14, 2005
• FDA Lets Scientists With Drug Company Ties Evaluate New Insulin Product
  — September 9, 2005
• GAO Report Shows Junk Food in 9 out of 10 Schools
  — September 7, 2005
• New Studies Show How Food Industry Targets Children
  — August 23, 2005
• Deaths, Illnesses from Contaminated Oysters Continue, Despite Plan
  — August 18, 2005
• Soda Companies Pull Out of Elementary Schools; CSPI Says Policy Should Cover All Schools, Urges Government to Act
  — August 17, 2005
• Food Industry Accused of "Salt Assault" on America
  — August 17, 2005
• Tropicana to Change Labeling of Fruit-Flavored Drinks
  — August 11, 2005
• Aunt Jemima to Correct Labels for "Blueberry" Waffles
  — August 11, 2005
• Food Safety Officials Push Global Guidelines
  — July 28, 2005
• Aspartame: New Study Renews Cancer Concern, Says CSPI
  — July 27, 2005
• NCAA Recruiting Young Audience for Beer Ads
  — July 27, 2005
• Kellogg's Told to Stop Trashing Apples
  — July 20, 2005
• 'Self-Regulation' of Food Marketing is More Like Self-Preservation, Says CSPI
  — July 14, 2005
• CSPI Calls on FDA to Require Health Warnings on Sodas
  — July 13, 2005
• CSPI Reaction to New Mad Cow Confirmation and Administration's "Faith-Based Mad Cow Policy"
  — June 24, 2005
• Conn. Governor Sides with Soda over Parents & Kids' Health
  — June 14, 2005
• House Votes to Prohibit Financial Conflicts of Interest on FDA Panels
  — June 8, 2005
• CSPI Releases Global Food Safety Report
  — June 8, 2005
• CSPI Applauds NJ Governor on School Foods Improvements
  — June 7, 2005
• "Cruel Oil" Report Exposes Palm Oil's Impact on Health & Environment
  — June 2, 2005
• CSPI Announces Food-Safety Conference at the WHO
  — May 24, 2005
• Connecticut House Passes Bill Ousting Junk Foods from Schools
  — May 19, 2005
• HeLP America Act an Important Step Toward Curbing Obesity, Reducing Disease
  — May 18, 2005
• Multinational Food Companies Could Face Tougher Ingredient Labeling
  — May 5, 2005
• Legislation Would Bar Industry-Connected Scientists From Reviewing Drugs
  — May 4, 2005
• Food Watchdog Group Announces Litigation Initiative
  — May 3, 2005
• Weight Loss in a Bottle?
  — April 28, 2005
• New "My Pyramid" is Missed Opportunity, Says CSPI
  — April 19, 2005
• Court Decision Reverses Ban on Dangerous Ephedra
  — April 15, 2005
• Bush Administration Fails to Support Update of Code of Ethics for International Trade in Foods
  — April 15, 2005
• Happy Anniversary, McDonald's!
  — April 14, 2005
• Bud Light Accused of Trivializing Alcoholism in New Ad
  — April 7, 2005
• CSPI Calls for Replacement of Member of Breast Implant Panel
  — April 6, 2005
• Single Food Agency Needed, Says CSPI
  — April 6, 2005
• CSPI Reacts to FDA "Calories Count" Initiative
  — April 1, 2005
• Coaches, CSPI Urge NCAA to End Beer Ads on College Sports
  — April 1, 2005
• Animal ID System Needed to Thwart Mad Cow, Says Report
  — March 21, 2005
• CSPI Supports Harkin Initiative on Junk-Food Ads Aimed at Kids
  — March 16, 2005
• Health Advocates Urge Reform of FDA Advisory Committees
  — March 10, 2005
• CSPI to NCAA: Time to Revisit Beer Ads
  — March 9, 2005
• Conflicts of Interest on COX-2 Panel
  — February 25, 2005
• 'Forgotten Killer' Salt Kills 150,000 a Year, Says CSPI Report
  — February 24, 2005
• Researchers Failed to Gauge COX-2 Heart-Attack Risks, Despite Early Warnings, Says CSPI
  — February 16, 2005
• CSPI Reacts to Lester Crawford Nomination
  — February 14, 2005
• Splenda Should Stop Confusing Consumers, Says CSPI
  — February 14, 2005
• McDonald’s Settles Landmark Trans Fat Lawsuits
  — February 11, 2005
• Bill Would Put Nutrition Info on New Jersey Restaurant Menus
  — February 2, 2005
• Agricultural Biotechnology Withering on the Vine, Says CSPI
  — February 2, 2005
• Suit Against McDonald's Proceeds
  — January 26, 2005
• CSPI's Take on IOM Report on Dietary Supplements
  — January 13, 2005
• Nutrition Watchdogs Urge Firing of Lynn Swann
  — January 13, 2005
• CSPI Applauds New Dietary Recommendations
  — January 12, 2005
• Kraft Advertising-to-Kids Policy Applauded
  — January 12, 2005
• CSPI Praises Alcohol Section of Dietary Guidelines
  — January 12, 2005
• Guidelines for Marketing Food to Kids Proposed
  — January 5, 2005

• CSPI, Environmental Working Group Challenge Two Scientists on EPA panel
  — December 9, 2004
• CSPI on Latest Food Bioterrorism Regulation
  — December 6, 2004
• National Geographic Deceives Parents, Says CSPI
  — December 1, 2004
• CSPI Urges Reforms to Minimize Exposure to BSE, Bush Administration "Failed to Deliver" on Promises
  — November 23, 2004
• CSPI On Potential New Mad Cow Case
  — November 18, 2004
• Thompson Urged to Show Leadership on Obesity, Heart Disease
  — November 17, 2004
• Hardee's Monster Thickburger More Porno Than Ever
  — November 16, 2004
• CSPI Reaction to Resignation of Ag Secretary Veneman
  — November 15, 2004
• NAS Coal Combustion Appointees Off Committee
  — November 12, 2004
• CSPI Slams NASCAR Hard-Liquor Deal
  — November 10, 2004
• CSPI On FDA’s Dietary Supplement Initiative
  — November 5, 2004
• New Labels for Single-Serving Food Containers Urged
  — October 28, 2004
• Coal Ties Tar Science Panel, Groups Say
  — October 26, 2004
• CSPI Warns Consumers About Frito-Lay “Light” Chips with Olestra
  — October 25, 2004
• Too Many Chefs in the Food-Safety Kitchen?
  — October 7, 2004
• Journal's New Disclosure Policy Praised
  — October 6, 2004
• Schwarzenegger Vetoes Meat Recall Disclosure Bill
  — October 1, 2004
• House Committee to Try to Nullify State Food Safety Laws
  — September 30, 2004
• Time To Implement Policies To Curb Obesity In Kids, Says CSPI
  — September 30, 2004
• Administration Accused of Blunting Bioterror Regs
  — September 29, 2004
• McDonald's Panned for "Broken McPromise" on Trans Fat
  — September 24, 2004
• Cholesterol Recommendations Questioned
  — September 23, 2004
• Sex Offenders?
  — September 22, 2004
• Nutrition Experts Urge Clearer Diet Advice from Government
  — September 21, 2004
• CSPI Applauds Egg Safety Regulation
  — September 20, 2004
• Dietary Guidelines Report Released
  — August 27, 2004
• CSPI Announces the "Where's the Beef?" Campaign
  — August 5, 2004
• The Hustler?
  — August 4, 2004
• American College Health Association Praised For Commitment To End Alcohol Ads On College Sports Broadcasts
  — July 30, 2004
• Momentum Builds to End Beer Ads in College Sports
  — July 22, 2004
• FDA Urged to Require Restaurants to Disclose Use of Partially Hydrogenated Oils
  — July 22, 2004
• CSPI on Introduction of STOP Underage Drinking Act
  — July 21, 2004
• Food Allergen Labeling Bill Passed
  — July 21, 2004
• National Geographic Pushes Junk Food to Kids, Says CSPI
  — July 19, 2004
• Report Faults Scientific Journals on Financial Disclosure
  — July 12, 2004
• Theo Colborn Honored with Rachel Carson Award for Integrity in Science
  — July 12, 2004
• CSPI on Bush Administration "Broken Promises" on Mad Cow Protections
  — July 9, 2004
• Readers Consider the Source, But Media Don’t Always Give It
  — July 8, 2004
• CSPI Endorses Durbin Bill on GE Foods
  — June 17, 2004
• CSPI Reacts to Settlement of KFC Deceptive Ad Case
  — June 3, 2004
• Genetic Engineers Back Growing Drugs in Food Crops
  — June 2, 2004
• CSPI Announces Second Conference on “Conflicted Science”
  — May 26, 2004
• Popcorn Makers Considering Using Olestra
  — May 21, 2004
• Junk Food in Schools Enjoys Bipartisan Support
  — May 20, 2004
• TransFreeAmerica Campaign Launched
  — May 18, 2004
• College Greats Join Call for End to Alcohol Ads on College Sports Broadcasts
  — May 14, 2004
• School Vending Machines “Dispensing Junk”
  — May 11, 2004
• NIH Conflict-of-Interest Guidelines Proposed
  — May 6, 2004
• Joint US/EU Limits on Food Marketing Urged to Combat Obesity Crisis
  — May 5, 2004
• Dairy Industry Urged to Stop Promoting High-fat Milk in Schools
  — April 26, 2004
• Global Anti-Obesity Strategy Praised
  — April 19, 2004
• McDonald’s Advances Public Relations, Not Public Health
  — April 15, 2004
• CSPI Reacts to IOM Report on Dietary Supplements
  — April 1, 2004
• Contaminated Produce Top Food Poisoning Culprit
  — April 1, 2004
• Stouffer's Peddling 'Food Porn' to Kids
  — March 30, 2004
• "A System Rued: Inspecting Food"
  — March 30, 2004
• CSPI Applauds House Push to Curb NCAA Alcohol Ads
  — March 25, 2004
• Ads In Party Schools’ Papers Target High-Calorie Drinks
  — March 18, 2004
• CSPI Responds To FDA Obesity Report
  — March 12, 2004
• Child Nutrition Bill Watered Down in Committee
  — March 10, 2004
• ‘Big Food’ to Win Special Protection in House of Reps.
  — March 10, 2004
• CSPI Praises Ruby Tuesday Menu Labeling Plan
  — March 9, 2004
• Administration Actions Fall Flat on Obesity
  — March 9, 2004
• Senate Passes Food Allergen Labeling Bill
  — March 9, 2004
• FDA Urged to Protect Women from Black Cohosh Supplements
  — March 8, 2004
• CSPI Praises McDonald’s Supersizing Move
  — March 3, 2004
• Congress Should Improve Schools Foods, Address Marketing to Kids
  — March 2, 2004
• "What Would You Like with Your Fries?"
  — February 24, 2004
• Bush Administration Fights WHO Obesity Report
  — February 18, 2004
• Expert Panel Says U.S. Must Do More On BSE
  — February 4, 2004
• CSPI Urges Crackdown on Carb Claims
  — February 2, 2004
• CSPI Urges Removal of FDA Panelists on SSRIs
  — February 1, 2004
• Industry Funding Skews Kids and Drugs Research, Says Report
  — February 1, 2004
• New BSE Safeguards Issued
  — January 27, 2004
• NAS Panel Rife with Undisclosed Financial Ties to Polluters
  — January 22, 2004
• Malibu Rum Slammed for Signing Teen-Friendly Shaggy
  — January 21, 2004
• Report on Confining GE Organisms Praised
  — January 20, 2004
• Bush Administration Trying to Bury WHO Obesity Report
  — January 16, 2004
• Obesity: We've Got to Do a Lot More!
  — January 15, 2004
• "Lose Money Fast With Dr. Phil's Pills!"
  — January 13, 2004
• Ben & Jerry’s Urged to Post Calories
  — January 9, 2004
• USDA Needs Mandatory Recall Authority, Says CSPI
  — January 7, 2004
• GE Wheat: Is America Ready?
  — January 7, 2004

• CSPI Reacts to New BSE Safeguards
  — December 31, 2003
• CSPI on Mad Cow Disease Found in U.S.
  — December 24, 2003
• FDA Urged to Reverse Course on Bioterrorism Regs
  — December 18, 2003
• "Alcohol Facts" Label Proposed For Beer, Wine, and Liquor
  — December 16, 2003
• CSPI Reaction to IOM Report on Food Labeling
  — December 11, 2003
• Victims Urge “Whole Foods” Supermarkets Not To Sell Quorn
  — December 9, 2003
• CSPI Welcomes World Health Organization Recommendations to Combat Obesity
  — December 5, 2003
• Hardee’s Thickburgers Called “Food Porn”
  — December 5, 2003
• McClellan Urged To Decline Honor from Industry Front Group
  — December 3, 2003
• Food Allergen Labeling Bill Advances
  — November 26, 2003
• Smithsonian Accused of Skewing History to Please Anheuser-Busch
  — November 21, 2003
• USDA Faulted for not Testing Turkey
  — November 19, 2003
• Coaching Legends Help Launch “Alcohol-Free Sports TV” Effort
  — November 12, 2003
• CSPI Hits Marketing Junk Food to Kids
  — November 10, 2003
• KFC Ad Campaign Draws Fire From CSPI
  — November 7, 2003
• Senate Bars School Lunch Program from Purchasing Chickens Treated with Cipro-like Drugs
  — November 7, 2003
• Bill Would Put Nutrition Info on Restaurant Menus
  — November 5, 2003
• Key FDA Food Program on “Starvation Diet”
  — October 29, 2003
• FDA Finalizes New Bioterrorism Regs For Food
  — October 9, 2003
• Fresh Mex: Not Always Healthy Mex
  — September 30, 2003
• Farms are Next Food-Safety Frontier, Says CSPI
  — September 29, 2003
• FDA Sued Over Health Claims on Food Labels
  — September 25, 2003
• 4 1/2% of Britons Report Problems After Eating Quorn
  — September 23, 2003
• FDA Pressuring Calif. Health Agency on Acrylamide
  — September 18, 2003
• USDA Hosting Biased Egg Industry Event
  — September 16, 2003
• Parents, Officials Urged to Improve School Foods
  — September 15, 2003
• Overplanting Threatens GE Corn Technology
  — September 10, 2003
• FTC Report Misses Mark On Alcopops
  — September 9, 2003
• Report Provides Roadmap on Underage Drinking
  — September 9, 2003
• Sweet Freezes
  — September 4, 2003
• Lawsuit Against McDonald's Dismissed
  — September 4, 2003
• Journal Editors Urged to Disclose Conflicts of Interest
  — August 21, 2003
• Dietary Guidelines Committee Criticized
  — August 19, 2003
• CSPI Announces “Clean Plants, Healthy Animals” Conference
  — August 12, 2003
• FDA Caves in on Olestra
  — August 1, 2003
• Everyday Signs That Obesity Rates Are Increasing
  — July 31, 2003
• Ice Cream Shops Serving Coronaries in Cones
  — July 23, 2003
• McConnell Goes to Bat for Big Restaurants
  — July 17, 2003
• Companies Urged to Label Food Choking Hazards
  — July 17, 2003
• Nutrition Labeling Proposed for DC Chain Restaurants
  — July 16, 2003
• Olestra Linked to Gastrointestinal Disease
  — July 15, 2003
• Poll: Science & Money Don’t Mix
  — July 11, 2003
• FDA to Lower Standards for Health Claims on Foods
  — July 10, 2003
• Corporate Money Co-opts Nonprofit Groups, Says Report
  — July 9, 2003
• Trans Fat Coming to Food Labels
  — July 9, 2003
• Chamber of Commerce Wrong on Fast Food & Obesity
  — July 3, 2003
• Keller Bill Promotes Corporate Irresponsibility, Says CSPI
  — June 19, 2003
• Farmers Overplanting GE Corn
  — June 19, 2003
• Industry, Pols Try to Sink Calif. Ban on Contaminated Oysters
  — June 10, 2003
• Antibiotic Data Collection Bill Clears California Senate
  — June 5, 2003
• USDA Releases Listeria Rule
  — June 4, 2003
• FDA Urged to Limit Acrylamide in Food
  — June 4, 2003
• Editorial Memo: Restaurant Calorie Labeling
  — June 4, 2003
• Heart Association Praised for 'Laura's Lean Beef' Crackdown
  — June 2, 2003
• Food Label Trickery
  — May 30, 2003
• Kevin’s Law Introduced
  — May 22, 2003
• Letter To Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman On Discovery of Mad Cow In Canada
  — May 21, 2003
• CSPI Announces Conference on "Conflicted Science"
  — May 20, 2003
• Smucker’s Spreading Deception, Says CSPI
  — May 13, 2003
• Feature Article: Untangling The Web
  — May 8, 2003
• Food Companies Fighting Bioterror Regs
  — May 6, 2003
• Untangling The Web
  — April 30, 2003
• Oncology Group Praised for New Conflict of Interest Policy
  — April 30, 2003
• Arizona Rx Teas: Prescription for Lawsuits
  — April 29, 2003
• Introducing Avocado-Free Guacamole?
  — April 25, 2003
• CSPI on Pew’s Biotech Foods Report
  — April 24, 2003
• EPA Fine of Biotech Company Praised
  — April 23, 2003
• 550 Sickened from Quorn Fungus-based Foods
  — April 23, 2003
• Big Sugar’s ‘Thuggish’ Tactics Come Under Fire
  — April 21, 2003
• California Cracks Down on Hazardous Gulf Coast Oysters
  — April 15, 2003
• Food Safety Caucus To Address Consumer Concerns
  — April 8, 2003
• Senate Bill Puts Transgenic Animals on Fast Track
  — April 4, 2003
• Beyond Fast Food
  — April 4, 2003
• ‘Laura’s Lean’ Steaks Fattier Than Labeled
  — April 1, 2003
• USDA Gives Biotech Violator Kid Gloves Treatment
  — March 26, 2003
• NY State Menu Labeling Bill Introduced
  — March 11, 2003
• Lax Ethics Rules Undercut Science Advice, Say Groups
  — March 10, 2003
• FDA Action on Dietary Supplements Falls Short
  — March 7, 2003
• School Lunch Safety First
  — March 4, 2003
• Pediatric Dentists Accused of Selling Out to Coke
  — March 4, 2003
• Administration’s Action on Ephedra: Too Little, Too Late
  — February 28, 2003
• WHO Report on Diet and Disease Praised
  — February 27, 2003
• Pork Promoter Appointed to Senior USDA Nutrition Post
  — February 26, 2003
• CSPI on EPA’s Approval of New GE Corn
  — February 25, 2003
• CSPI on JAMA Article on Underage & Excessive Drinking
  — February 25, 2003
• Bogus 'Consumer' Group Stripped Of Domain Names
  — February 20, 2003
• McDonald’s Caught Lowballing Nutrition Numbers
  — February 18, 2003
• Maine Legislation Tackles Obesity
  — February 14, 2003
• Consumer Groups Denounce World Health Organization “Sellout” To Food Industry
  — February 12, 2003
• CSPI on McDonald’s Nutrition Labeling
  — February 10, 2003
• CSPI on Genetically Engineered Piglets
  — February 6, 2003
• CSPI on Harvard Acrylamide Study
  — January 28, 2003
• CSPI On Transgenic Fish
  — January 15, 2003
• Plugging The Holes in Biotech Food Safety
  — January 7, 2003

• The Future of Pharming: Can It Be Done Safely?
  — December 30, 2002
• CSPI On FDA Initiative
  — December 18, 2002
• Groups Condemn HHS’s Politicization of Science
  — December 17, 2002
• Biotechnology Companies Fined for Violating Permit Conditions
  — December 12, 2002
• CSPI on Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria on Poultry
  — December 10, 2002
• It’s Food Porn Anytime
  — November 29, 2002
• Field Guide to Safer Turkeys
  — November 21, 2002
• Scientific Journal Compromised by Industry Ties
  — November 19, 2002
• CSPI on Possible Permit Violations by ProdiGene
  — November 15, 2002
• “Alcopop” Labels Dupe Consumers And Regulators
  — November 5, 2002
• Giant Supermarkets To Sell Irradiated Ground Beef
  — November 1, 2002
• Save Harry!: The Sequel
  — October 24, 2002
• Hallelujah! Organic Labeling Rules Take Effect
  — October 17, 2002
• Listeria Outbreak Strain Linked To Turkey Plant
  — October 16, 2002
• CSPI Hails Durbin Bill On GE Foods; Scientists Petition For Approval Process
  — October 11, 2002
• Consumers Keep Getting Sick From Seafood
  — October 9, 2002
• CSPI On Rising Obesity Statistics
  — October 8, 2002
• Starbucks On Steroids
  — October 7, 2002
• CSPI: “Healthy Schools are Junk-Food-Free Schools”
  — October 7, 2002
• New Supplement Certification Program May Mislead Consumers
  — October 4, 2002
• Corporate-School Partnerships Good For Profits, Not Kids
  — September 25, 2002
• Food Allergen Legislation Clears Key Threshold
  — September 25, 2002
• USDA Makes Course Correction On Meat Safety
  — September 24, 2002
• CSPI On Youth-Targeted Booze Ads
  — September 24, 2002
• CSPI Reaction To Frito-Lay/Dr. Cooper Nutrition Initiative
  — September 23, 2002
• Food Industry Opposing Label Improvements
  — September 20, 2002
• Smart-Mouth.org Makes Healthy Eating Fun For Kids
  — September 19, 2002
• Seafood and Produce Top Food Poisoning Culprits
  — September 18, 2002
• CSPI Blasts Redskins Booze Fumble
  — September 10, 2002
• Mrs. Fields' Fat Roll Indicted
  — September 9, 2002
• CSPI Statement On NAS Report On Macronutrients
  — September 5, 2002
• CSPI Congratulates McDonald’s For Oil Change
  — September 3, 2002
• CSPI On Banning Soda Sales In L.A. Schools
  — August 28, 2002
• CSPI Picks the Best and Worst Fast Foods
  — August 21, 2002
• CSPI Praises National Academy of Science’ Scientific Analysis on Transgenic Animals
  — August 20, 2002
• Quorn Products Linked To Severe Vomiting
  — August 15, 2002
• Biotech Companies Broke Law When Planting Crops
  — August 13, 2002
• CSPI Calls For Recall Of “Quorn” Meat Substitute
  — August 12, 2002
• Drug Czar Taps Beer-Soaked NASCAR
  — August 5, 2002
• Ben & Jerry’s Fudging The Truth, Says CSPI
  — July 30, 2002
• Dangerous 'Trans Fat' Present In Foods, Absent On Labels
  — July 26, 2002
• CSPI Praises NAS Report for Assessing Dietary Supplement Safety
  — July 24, 2002
• Kids in the Crosshairs of Big Booze
  — July 16, 2002
• NAS Panel: Only Safe Intake of Trans Fat is Zero
  — July 10, 2002
• USDA Urged To Test More Beef For Deadly Bacteria
  — July 1, 2002
• WHO Says Acrylamide In Food A “Serious Problem”
  — June 27, 2002
• Consumers Advised To Avoid Raw or Steamed Gulf of Mexico Shellfish
  — June 26, 2002
• New Tests Confirm Acrylamide in American Foods
  — June 25, 2002
• From Wallet To Waistline
  — June 18, 2002
• CSPI Calls for Prevention and Disclosure of Conflicts of Interest in Bioethics
  — June 11, 2002
• What Pizza Really Delivers
  — May 17, 2002
• CSPI Hails Food Allergen Bill: Legislation Offered By Kennedy, Lowey Would List Common Allergens On Food Labels
  — May 7, 2002
• Rule On Genetically Engineered Food Stalled At FDA
  — May 3, 2002
• Quorn: The Next Olestra?: New Fungus Foods May Make People Sick, Says CSPI
  — May 1, 2002
• Known Carcinogen Discovered In Fried, Baked Foods: Statement Of CSPI Executive Director Michael F. Jacobson, Ph.D. On Swedish Scientists’ Discovery Of Acrylamide In Certain Foods
  — April 24, 2002
• Sunny Delight Is “Designed To Deceive”: Statement On The Deceptive Labeling and Marketing Of Sunny Delight Junk Drink
  — April 24, 2002
• Food Poisoning’s Long Shadow: Lesser-known Complications of Food-borne Illnesses Include Arthritis, Kidney Failure, or Temporary Paralysis
  — April 22, 2002
• Salmonella Decline May Be Short-Lived If Meat Safety Rollback Continues, Says CSPI
  — April 18, 2002
• New Olestra Complaints Bring Total Close To 20,000—More Than All Other Food Additive Complaints In History Combined
  — April 16, 2002
• Health Foods That Aren’t Watch Out For Undercover Junk Foods In Health-food Packaging, Says CSPI
  — March 28, 2002
• Statement Of CSPI Legal Affairs Director Bruce Silverglade On The FDA’s Consumer Advisory On Kava-containing Supplements
  — March 25, 2002
• CSPI Files Complaints in US, UK, and EU Over “Quorn” Fungus-based Foods
  — March 21, 2002
• NBC’s Moratorium on Hard Liquor Advertising
  — March 21, 2002
• Statement of Caroline Smith DeWaal, Food Safety Director: “President Bush, don’t make us put our lives on the line every time we put meat on our plates.”
  — March 14, 2002
• New CSPI Review of Veggieburgers Finds That “Meat-free” Doesn’t Mean “Taste-free”
  — March 5, 2002
• “Quorn” Meat Substitute Deceptively Labeled, CSPI Tells FDA
  — February 28, 2002
• Half of Turkeys Fail Salmonella Tests at ConAgra Plant
  — February 14, 2002
• CSPI Applauds Tyson, Foster Farms, and Perdue for Not Fattening Chickens with Medically Important Antibiotics
  — February 11, 2002
• Scientists Call on Journals to Disclose Authors’ Conflicts of Interest
  — February 4, 2002
• Nutrition Scientists tell Smithsonian: “Say ‘No’ to McDonald’s Junk Food!”
  — January 17, 2002

• National Poll Shows Strong Opposition to Liquor Ads on Network Television
  — December 20, 2001
• Meat Industry Wins Right to Sell Filthy Ground Beef
  — December 18, 2001
• General Electric’s NBC Pollute Network Television Like General Electric Polluted the Hudson River
  — December 14, 2001
• Consumer Group Asks FDA to Test Foods for Undeclared Allergens, as Canada Does
  — December 13, 2001
• Harvard Risk Assessment: “Small Chance” That Some U.S. Cattle Have Mad Cow Disease
  — December 3, 2001
• Taco Bell’s Mucho Grande Nachos More than a Day’s Worth of Fat
  — November 20, 2001
• 13 Percent of Turkeys Contaminated with Salmonella: New Government Tests Show Turkey Industry Not Controlling Hazard as Well as Chicken, Ground Beef Companies
  — November 19, 2001
• Congress Approves An Increase In Funds For FDA To Attack Antibiotic-Resistance
  — November 14, 2001
• Seafood is Leading Cause of Foodborne Illness Outbreaks
  — October 24, 2001
• Genetically Engineered Foods On The Market Appear To Be Safe: Stricter Government Oversight Recommended
  — October 22, 2001
• Global Campaign Protests Coca-Cola’s Use of ‘Harry Potter’ to Market Junk Food
  — October 11, 2001
• Federal Food Safety Oversight: Does the Fragmented Structure Really Make Sense?
  — October 10, 2001
• Bill To Establish Single Food-Safety Agency Would Help Prevent Food-borne Illnesses
  — October 10, 2001
• Universities Should Implement AAU Recommendations on Conflicts of Interest
  — October 9, 2001
• Consumer Group Asks FDA to Require Disclosure of Food Allergens
  — October 4, 2001
• CSPI Urges FDA to Halt Misleading ‘Non-genetically Engineered’ Food-label Claims
  — August 14, 2001
• Cattle Better Protected From ‘Mad Cow Disease’ Than People, CSPI Warns
  — August 10, 2001
• Food Makers Play “Fool the Shopper” What’s On the Package Isn’t Always What’s In the Food
  — July 26, 2001
• CSPI Urges USDA to Label All Fresh Meat And Poultry
  — July 19, 2001
• Statement of Caroline Smith DeWaal on the release of a GAO report on Shellfish Safety
  — July 19, 2001
• Gulf of Mexico Shellfish: Death on the Half Shell
  — July 9, 2001
• Brown Amendment Attacks Antibiotic-Resistance Problem
  — June 28, 2001
• Scientists Urge Administration to Stop Foot-Dragging on Trans-Fat Labeling
  — June 27, 2001
• Consumer Group Commends Congressional Call For New FDA Regulations On Preventing Undeclared Food Allergens
  — June 13, 2001
• Proposed Easy Access To Alcohol No Great Attraction For Upcoming Utah Winter Olympics
  — June 12, 2001
• New ACE Report Fails to Remedy Ethical Problems Concerning Industry-Backed University Research
  — June 11, 2001
• Transatlantic Consumer Coalition Supports Expanded WHO Role in International Food Trade
  — June 1, 2001
• Consumer Group Calls For Allergy-Labeling Legislation
  — May 30, 2001
• Carrot Cake on Steroids
  — May 30, 2001
• Exercise Against SeDS Rally: Statement from Margo G. Wootan, D.Sc.
  — May 29, 2001
• Some Like It Hot, But Not When It Comes to Summer Food Safety
  — May 25, 2001
• Lifting the Veil of Secrecy: New Website Discloses Scientists’ Links to Industry
  — May 17, 2001
• Poll Shows Broad but Limited Support for Labeling of Bioengineered Foods
  — May 16, 2001
• National Poll Shows “Alcopop” Drinks Lure Teens
  — May 9, 2001
• Statement on the HHS Inspector General’s Report: Adverse Event Reporting for Dietary Supplements: An Inadequate Safety Valve
  — April 19, 2001
• Our Kids Deserve Safe Food
  — April 5, 2001
• Council of Better Business Bureaus Urges FDA to Halt Misleading Arizona Tea Labels
  — April 4, 2001
• FDA Inspections Find Undisclosed Allergens In Processed Food
  — April 3, 2001
• Food Courts: Fattening Americans as They Shop
  — March 22, 2001
• CSPI Urges Testing for Imported Canadian Meat
  — March 12, 2001
• Chocolate: Exploding the Myths
  — February 26, 2001
• “More Tests Will Save More Lives” Statement on USDA’s Proposed Rule on Listeria
  — February 21 , 2001
• New Guide Reveals Calories and Fat in Restaurant Food
  — February 20, 2001
• USDA Ignores Possibility of Contaminated Meat Imported From Mexico
  — February 14, 2001
• GAO Gives Failing Grade to FDA Seafood HACCP Program
  — February 13, 2001
• EPA Urged to Issue Regulations for Biotech Crops
  — February 13, 2001
• Don’t Say Cheese: Cheese Is Number-One Source of Artery-Clogging Fat in American Diet
  — February 6, 2001
• Statement on the FDA’s Letter to the Food Industry Regarding the Use of Novel Ingredients
  — February 6, 2001
• Common Sense on Biotechnology
  — January 25, 2001
• Statement on USDA’s Proposed Rule on Listeria
  — January 19, 2001
• Comment on EPA’s Rule on Plant-Incorporated Protectants (Pesticidal Plants)
  — January 19, 2001
• Statement on FDA’s Announcement About Genetically Engineered Foods
  — January 17, 2001
• USDA’s Meat Labeling Proposal: “A Step In The Right Direction”
  — January 12, 2001
• FDA Should Warn Pregnant Women To Prevent Birth Defects From Mercury-Tainted Seafood
  — January 11, 2001
• Repeal of Saccharin Warning Label Criticized
  — January 2, 2001

• FDA/FTC Urged to Halt Cholesterol-Lowering Claims for Garlic Supplements
  — December 5, 2000
• Safe Handling Begins on the Farm, Not in the Home
  — December 1, 2000
• Medical Community Urges Bayer to Comply with Poultry-Drug Ban
  — November 21, 2000
• Medical Community Urges Bayer to Comply with Poultry-Drug Ban
  — November 21, 2000
• Keep Thanksgiving Safe: Guard Against “Left-Out” Leftovers And “Super Germs”
  — November 17, 2000
• Public-Interest Groups Call on Bayer to Support FDA Ban on Antibiotic Used in Poultry Production
  — October 31, 2000
• Greek Restaurant Food: “From Fab to Fat”
  — October 24, 2000
• CSPI Praises FDA Limits on Dietary Supplement Health Claims
  — October 12, 2000
• Cholesterol-Lowering Claims on Garlic Called False and Misleading
  — September 29, 2000
• Some Imported Meat and Poultry Could Be Contaminated
  — September 21, 2000
• U.S. Seafood-Safety System “Unworthy of Public Support”
  — September 20, 2000
• Seafood and Eggs Are Top Causes of Food-Poisoning Outbreaks
  — August 7, 2000
• Groups Fault U.S. For Not Restricting Antibiotic Use On Farms
  — August 3, 2000
• FDA Urged to Halt Sale of “Functional Foods” Containing Illegal Ingredients
  — July 18, 2000
• NAS Methylmercury Report Shows FDA Failed to Protect Consumers from Unsafe Seafood
  — July 11, 2000
• Senate Committee Approves Bill That Could Void State Food Safety Laws
  — June 30, 2000
• FDA Weighing Sugar Labeling
  — June 26, 2000
• Health Canada Rejects Olestra as a Food Additive
  — June 22, 2000
• Tax Soda and Snacks to Promote Health
  — June 1, 2000
• “Dietary Guidelines: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back”
  — May 26, 2000
• CSPI to Urge Taxes on Junk Foods to Fund Health Campaigns
  — May 25, 2000
• Judge’s Ruling in Texas Case Could Cause More Contaminated Meat to Reach Consumers
  — May 25, 2000
• Stores Accused of ‘Price Gouging’ on Irradiated Meat
  — May 24, 2000
• Groups Petition National Academy of Sciences for more Committee Balance and Conflicts of Interest Disclosure
  — May 22, 2000
• Sugar Intake Hit All-time High in 1999
  — May 18, 2000
• Dioxin Report Means ‘Eat Less Meat, Cheese’
  — May 17, 2000
• “Saccharin Should Not Have Been Delisted”
  — May 15, 2000
• FDA Inaction on Raw Oysters Means More “Deaths on the Half Shell”
  — May 10, 2000
• FDA Announcement on Bioengineered Foods “Step Forward but Not Enough”
  — May 3, 2000
• Groups Urge White House to Call for Moratorium on WTO Challenges to Consumer and Environmental Protection Rules
  — April 13, 2000
• Nutrition Experts and Diet-book Authors Urge Government to Test Weight-loss Plans
  — April 11, 2000
• Consumer, Labor, and Environmental Groups Tell Clinton Administration To Support Openness at Global Food Safety Meetings Despite Industry Opposition
  — April 10, 2000
• Consumer Group Applauds Bill Requiring Nutrition Labeling on Fresh Meat and Poultry
  — April 4, 2000
• FDA Urged to Prohibit Same Claims for Dietary Supplements and OTC Drugs
  — March 30, 2000
• Stevia: Not Ready For Prime Time: More Research Needed To Answer Safety Questions About “Natural” Sweetener
  — March 21, 2000
• Obesity Epidemic “Deadly” Result of Societal Shifts in the 20th Century
  — March 9, 2000
• CSPI Urges USDA to Determine if U.S. Beef is Tainted With the Hormone DES
  — February 2, 2000
• Miscarriage, Birth Defects “Too High a Price to Pay” for Tainted Food Charge Victims and Health Group
  — January 13, 2000
• New FDA Rule on Dietary Supplements Will Not Alleviate Consumer Confusion
  — January 6, 2000

• Are America’s Food Labels Y2K Ready?
  — December 28, 1999
• Statement of Michael F. Jacobson to the FDA Meeting on the Safety and Labeling of Genetically Modified Organisms
  — November 18, 1999
• USDA Should Stop Giving Turkey Industry ‘Holiday’ From Bacteria Testing
  — November 18, 1999
• Members of Congress and 121 Groups Urge Alcoholic-Beverage Warning Label Improvements
  — November 17, 1999
• Consumer, Labor, and Environmental Groups Tell President Clinton Change WTO Rules to Ensure Safe Food
  — November 12, 1999
• Phantom Fat In Foods To Be Revealed: Consumer Group Hails FDA’s Decision To Label Trans Fat
  — November 12, 1999
• House Bill Introduced to Preserve Effectiveness of Antibiotics
  — November 10, 1999
• “USTR Ignored Scientific Findings on Human-Use Antibiotics Used to Promote Growth of Livestock”
  — October 26, 1999
• Studies Show that Diet May Trigger Adverse Behavior in Children
  — October 25, 1999
• “CSPI Applauds Congressional Wake-Up Call to Foreign Governments and USDA on Imported Meat Safety”
  — October 18, 1999
• Consumer Group Petitions FDA to Require “Diarrhea” Notice on Foods that Contain Sorbitol
  — September 27, 1999
• USTR Position on Feeding Antibiotics to Livestock Directly Conflicts with CDC and WHO Positions
  — September 21, 1999
• Statement on the CDC’s New Foodborne Illness Estimates
  — September 16, 1999
• Back to School: Lunchbox Makeovers
  — August 19, 1999
• Author of Salt Article has Close Ties to Industry
  — August 13, 1998
• Closing Gaps in the Federal Food Safety Net
  — August 4, 1999
• “America: Drowning in Sugar”
  — August 3, 1999
• “Modify Trade Agreement to Improve Food Safety”
  — July 26, 1999
• FDA Memo Concluded Olestra Causes Diarrhea
  — July 22, 1999
• Potassium Bromate Termed a Cancer Threat
  — July 19, 1999
• Egg Safety: Testimony before the Senate Committee on Government Affairs
  — July 1, 1999
• Consumer Groups Call for Stronger International Food Safety, Labeling Rules
  — June 28, 1999
• Statement at the Introduction of the Safe Food Act of 1999
  — June 24, 1999
• House Votes to Halt Meat Imports By March 2000 Unless Foreign Inspections Certified Equivalent to U.S.
  — June 8, 1999
• Health Advocates Tell Top Restaurants ‘Get an Oil Change’
  — June 2, 1999
• Grocery Chains Criticized for Not Providing Nutrition Information on Meat
  — May 26, 1999
• Health Group Criticizes USDA’s Delay in Requiring Nutrition Labeling for Meat
  — May 20, 1999
• Consumer Group Urges FDA to Take Swift Action to Protect Effectiveness of Antibiotics
  — May 19, 1999
• Statement on FDA Approval of Benecol Margarine
  — May 18, 1999
• Press Conference on Free Soda in Schools
  — May 7, 1999
• Statement on the Introduction of the Consumer Food Safety Act of 1999
  — April 28, 1999
• Health Advocates Urge FTC/FDA to Halt Deceptive Statements on Ginseng Labels and Ads
  — April 27, 1999
• Statement on Introduction of the Fruit and Vegetable Safety Act of 1999
  — April 14, 1999
• Consumer Groups Call for Greater Regulation of “Functional Foods”
  — Claims are Misleading, Ingredient Safety Unproven —
  — March 26, 1999
• Statement of Bruce Silverglade on the FDA’s Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994
  — March 25, 1999
• USDA’s Food Guide Pyramid for Children Should Promote Healthful Food Choices, Not Heart Disease
  — Statement by Margo Wootan, D.Sc., Senior Scientist —
  — March 25, 1999
• FDA Urged to Improve Regulation of “Functional Foods”
  — March 25, 1999
• FDA Should Ban the Use of Certain Antibiotics to Fatten Farm Animals
  — March 9, 1999
• Voluntary Consumer Disclosure Guidelines for Weight Loss Clinics
  — Statement of Bruce Silverglade Director of Legal Affairs —
  — February 10, 1999
• Efforts to Deter Underage Drinking Lauded
  — New Labeling for Wine Criticized by CSPI —
  — February 5, 1999
• Utz Chips Made With Olestra Misbranded, CSPI Charges
  — Utz Labeling Does Not Comply With FDA Conditions —
  — January 26, 1999
• Major Gaps Exist In Food-Safety Surveillance, CSPI Charges
  — Public “Kept In The Dark” On Food-Poisoning Trends —
  — January 22, 1999

• Sugar Consumption ‘Off The Charts’ Say Health Experts
  — HHS/USDA Urged to Commission Review of Sugar’s Health Impact —
  — December 30, 1998
• Fake-fat Olestra Sickens Thousands:  15,000 Cases Makes Olestra Most-Complained-About Additive Ever
  — December 22, 1998
• Food Industry Legislative Agenda Threatens Consumer Health and Welfare
  — December 18, 1998
• Saccharin Review Corrupted By Industry Influence, Charges CSPI
  — December 14, 1998
• How Hazardous Is Your Turkey?  CSPI Says "Handle with Care"
  — November 19, 1998
• Holiday Safe Food Tips
  — November 19, 1998
• Comments of Caroline Smith DeWaal at the National Press Club
  — November 19, 1998
• Soft Drinks Undermining Americans' Health:  Teens Consuming Twice as Much 'Liquid Candy' as Milk
  — October 21, 1998
• Congress Seeks to Kill Federal Sugar Advice
  — September 25, 1998
• FDA Urged to Improve Labeling of or Ban Carmine Food Coloring
  — August 24, 1998
• NAS Confirms FDA And FSIS Not Equipped To Meet Food-Safety Challenges Of The Future
  — August 20, 1998
• CSPI Opposes FDA Approval of Antibiotic for Livestock
  — August 9, 1998
• CSPI Backs FTC Actions on Alcohol Ads
  — August 7, 1998
• CSP Statement in Response to Abercrombie and Fitch's "Drinking 101"
  — July 24, 1998
• Congress Headed for an "F" in Food Safety.  Leaves Consumers "Treading Water in a Shark Pond"
  — July 9, 1998
• CSPI Urges FDA to Act on NAS Report on Animal Drugs
  — July 9, 1998
• Key U.S. Food Label Rules Lag Behind Other Nations
  — July 1, 1998
• Consumer Group Seeks End to Deadly Shellfish Harvest from Gulf Coast, Asks Federal Government to Require Safe Raw Oysters
  — June 29, 1998
• National Poll Sparks Renewed Demand for Investigation of Broadcast Liquor Ads
  — June 23, 1998
• Statement from Michael F. Jacobson, Ph.D. on the FDA Advisory Committee Hearing on Olestra.
  — June 17, 1998
• New Actions Opposing Olestra — CSPI protests deceptive labeling and advertising.  Warns of health risks from fake fat.
  — June 10, 1998
• Stop Squandering Antibiotics." Scientists Seek Reform
  — May 28, 1998
• Statement Regarding the FDA’s Proposed Rule on Dietary Supplement Label Claims
  — April 24, 1998
• CSPI Supports Legislation To Improve Alcohol Warning Labels
  — April 1, 1998
• "It's Time To Turn the FDA Into The Food-Poisoning-Prevention Police," Consumers, Members of Congress Urge
  — March 31, 1998
• CSPI Announces New Web Pages on Healthy Eating, Food Additives, and Olestra
  — March 24, 1998
• Frito-Lay Unleashes Diarrhea-causing 'Olean' Wow Chips in Southern California
  — March 10, 1998
• Consumer Group Lauds Oprah Victory, But Warns of Ongoing Free-speech Threat
  — February 26, 1998
• Proposed Wine Label Would Mislead Women About Breast Cancer Risk
  — February 20, 1998
• Tufts 'Navigator' Web Site: Misleading Advice
  — February 11, 1998
• P&G, Frito-Lay, Set to Unleash Diarrhea-causing Olestra on Americans
  — February 5, 1998
• Recipe for Safe Campaign Launched
  — February 4, 1998
• New Olestra Study: Nothing New
  — January 13, 1998

• New Year's Eating Resolutions: Top Ten Steps to a Healthy 1998
  — Dec. 29, 1997
• Bad Ads "Win" Lemon Awards at 13th Annual Harlan Page Hubbard Lemon Awards
  — December 4, 1997
• Was Olestra Another AMA 'Endorsement for Hire'? Consumer Group Raises Ethical Questions About AMA Dealings with Procter & Gamble
  — December 3, 1997
• Statement of Bruce Silverglade, Director of Legal Affairs, on the Enactment of the FDA Reform Bill.
  — November 21, 1997
• Media Project Launched to Combat College Binge Drinking
  — November 20, 1997
• Saccharin Still Poses Cancer Risk, Scientists Tell Federal Agency
  — October 28, 1997
• FTC Conference to Examine Commercial Weight-Loss Industry
  — October 15, 1997
• Champagne Ads Violate Guidelines Protecting Kids
  — October 6, 1997
• Wine Industry's Propaganda Misleads Public About Drinking. Marketing Campaign Boosts Wine as a Health Food.
  — October 2, 1997
• CSPI Criticizes Senate's Sneak Attack on Food Labeling
  — September 24, 1997
• LSU Death Highlights Need to Fight Bar Ads That Boost Binge Drinking. CSPI's New Action Guide Targets High-Risk Bar Promotions That Prey Upon College Students
  — August 29, 1997
• CSPI Now Accepting Nominations for the 13th Annual Harlan Page Hubbard Awards
  — August 21, 1997
• Tricks And Misleading Labels Fool Dietary Supplement Shoppers. Consumer Activists Expose Market Practices.
  — August 21, 1997
• CSPI Offers Bread-Buying Guide, Names 22 Breads as “Best Bites.”
  — August 21, 1997
• Scientists Urge FDA to Label Caffeine Content of Foods.
  — July 31, 1997
• Caffeine Content of Foods and Drugs Chart
  — July 25, 1997
• Letter to the FDA on Caffeine
  — July 25, 1997
• Last Call for High-Risk Bar Promotions That Target College Students
  — July 25, 1997
• CSPI Discloses Gap in Firewall Against 'Mad Cow Disease.'
  — July 24, 1997
• Olestra 'Snack Attack' Hits Hundreds of Hoosiers
  — July 15, 1997
• International Trade Agreements Threaten Food Safety Standards
  — June 17, 1997
• Health and Consumer Leaders Call for Nutrition Information on All Canadian Food Labels
  — June 10, 1997 in English or French
• Nation's Largest Health Newsletter Exceed's One Million Subscribers!
  — June 4, 1997
• Ground Beef Labels Mislead Shoppers. USDA Allows Ground Beef Labels to Make Claims That Would Be Illegal on Other Foods.
  — June 3, 1997
• D.C. Beer Sting Finds Retailers Failing to Check Youths' I.D.s
  — May 19, 1997
• Threat of Contaminated Eggs Grows as Agencies Scramble.
  — May 14, 1997
• Restaurant Menus Required to Meet FDA Standards for Health and Nutrition Claims
  — April 29, 1997
• Petition Demands FCC Inquiry of Alcohol Ads
  — April 24, 1997 press release
• Family-style Restaurant Meals: "Happy Days" or "Grease"?
  — April 22, 1997
• CSPI to Alcohol Advertisers: STOP TARGETING OUR CHILDREN
  — April 10, 1997
• CSPI Opposes Liquor Advertising
  — April 4, 1997
• Bumper Crop of Illnesses Traced to FDA-Regulated Foods, Like Fruit Juice, Lettuce and Shellfish
  — April 2, 1997
• CSPI Applauds President Clinton's Concerns About Liquor Advertising
  — April 1, 1997
• Indianapolis — Road to the NCAA Final Four or Dash to the Bathroom Door?
  — March 27, 1997
• Frito-Lay's Wow Chips Hit Hoosiers Hard — "Hundreds Suffer Diarrhea, Cramps, Incontinence" — CSPI Announces TV Spot to Publicize Wow Problems.
  — March 19, 1997

• CSPI to Distillers: Reject Television Advertising
  — August 28, 1996
• Mr. President, Why Not Silence the Bud Frogs, Too?
  — August 23, 1996
• Trans Fat Spells Double Trouble for Arteries. What the Food Labels Don't Tell You
  — August 7, 1996
• New York Times Ad Urges Seagram to Stop TV Liquor Commercials
  — August 2, 1996
• Artificial Sweetener 'Sunett' Should Not Be Used in Diet Soda
  — July 31, 1996
• Beer Ads on TV Beguile Adolescents, Study Finds; Health Groups Ask FTC Controls
  — July 24, 1996
• Poll Shows that Consumers Oppose Crippling FDA Food and Drug Safety Inspections
  — July 8, 1996
• Court Requires Restaurant Menus to Meet FDA Standards for Health and Nutrition Claims
  — July 2, 1996
• Wave of Diarrhea, Cramps Hits Cities Where Olestra Chips Are Test Marketed. Group Charges Industry Bias in FDA Advisory Committee
  — July 1, 1996
• New CSPI Study Details Dramatic Decline in Alcoholic-Beverage Advertising
  — June 26, 1996
• "Good News For Babies." Statement of Michael Jacobson, Executive Director of CSPI, on Gerber's decision to drop the use of fillers and starch in its baby foods.
  — June 26, 1996
• CSPI's TV Ads Target Olestra Chips In Test-Market 'Diarrhea Capitals'
  — June 11, 1996
• Consumer Group Demands Removal of Seagram Whiskey Ads From TV
  — June 11, 1996
• Sweets on Steroids. Cookies, Croissants, & Cinnabons: Fatty As Entire Meals
  — June 5, 1996
• Check out CNN's coverage of our Sweets on Steroids report
  
• Drinkers Should Pay More for Alcohol's Havoc: 'Action Guide' Offers Map for State Alcohol-Tax Hikes
  — May 31, 1996
• Weight-Loss Firms Keep Consumers in the Dark About Prices, Effectiveness
  — May 29, 1996
• CSPI Tells Gingrich to Sober Up on Beer Tax Cut: Proposal Would Increase Teen Drinking-Driving Deaths
  — May 17, 1996
• Rep. Kennedy Lauded for "Six-Pack" Approach to Alcohol Advertising
  — May 16, 1996
• Foes Duel on Internet Over Fake-Fat Olestra
  — May 15, 1996
• College Health Officials Flunk Tavern Ads That Promote Heavy Drinking
  — May 10, 1996
• CSPI Opposes Test Marketing of Olestra Snacks
  — May 7, 1996
• Olestra Toll-free Hot-line to Monitor Cramps and Other Side Effects of Fake Fat: 1-888-OLESTRA
  — May 7, 1996
• McDonald's Targets Americans' Hearts: New 'Arch Deluxe' Provides Mouthful of Calories and Fat
  — May 3, 1996
• CSPI Calls New FDA Bill Evidence of "Mad Congress Disease."
  — April 30, 1996
• Congress to Consider Sweeping Rollback of Food Safety and Kosher Labeling Laws
  — April 30, 1996
• FTC Asked to Halt Deceptive Health Claims by Leading Food Companies
  — April 25, 1996
• Proposed Labeling for Olestra Criticized by Consumer Group
  — April 1, 1996
• National Health and Consumer Groups Express Alarm Over Senate Amendments to Food Laws
  — March 19, 1996
• CSPI Poultry Report: Playing Chicken With Consumers' Lives
  — March 13, 1996
• FDA Commissioner Kessler Presents Agency's Highest Honor to CSPI's Michael Jacobson
  — March 6, 1996
• Gerber Escalates Campaign of Lies
  — February 23, 1996
• Consumer Group to Seek FTC Action Against Deceptive Gerber Baby Food Ad
  — February 21, 1996
• Consumer Group Accuses Gerber Baby Foods of "Pervasive Misleading Advertising"
  — February 14, 1996
• First Olestra Ad Called Deceptive
  — January 29, 1996
• Statement on FDA Approval of Olestra
  — January 24, 1996