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Archive for October 26, 2009

Finally An Intelligent Move: RIP Smart Choices

After creating quite a stir in the foodie blogosphere, the mainstream media, and even riling up the lethargic FDA, the industry led Smart Choices label is voluntarily suspending the promotion of its program.  They even had the Attorney General of Connecticut after them–Attorney General Richard Blumenthal announced that he was investigating the program and some [...]

October 26, 2009  Tags: blogs, change, education, FDA, Health, heroes, nutrition, policy  Posted in: Health, Politics, Science & Technology  3 Comments

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