The Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine filed a lawsuit in US District Court in Washington, DC, seeking to force withdrawal of the 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans, alleging the development process violated federal administrative law.
Health activists in India have filed the first formal court objection to a government proposal requiring red warning labels only when two concerning nutrients are high in food products. The non-profit groups argue this two-nutrient threshold creates an industry-friendly loophole that disregards public health concerns.
A U.S. federal jury sided with Reckitt Benckiser's Mead Johnson in a test trial over claims that its Enfamil preterm infant formula caused necrotizing enterocolitis, a deadly bowel disease in premature babies.
The Trump administration announced a proposed rule requiring food companies to notify the FDA when introducing new additives under the 'generally recognized as safe' designation, closing a decades-old regulatory loophole that allowed manufacturers to self-certify ingredient safety without federal oversight.
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments on a case involving 'skinny labeling' practices that have significant implications for generic drug availability and access, with justices appearing to signal the practice may survive legal challenge.
