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2 weeks ago | organicauthority.com | Emily Monaco

Alternative milks are hardly alternative in a world where a barista balks at a request for dairy milk. But old-fashioned dairy is indeed making a comeback, as data from Circana shows. After decades of choosing plant-based milks, in 2024, American consumption of whole milk rose for just the second time since the ‘70s, while plant milk consumption fell 5.9 percent.

2 weeks ago | organicauthority.com | Emily Monaco

In March, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced a revolutionary deregulatory stance regarding climate change, recommending that the agency “formally reconsider” its 2009 finding that greenhouse gases endanger human health and welfare.1 EPA has previously denied numerous petitions to reconsider its findings.2“We are driving a dagger through the heart of the climate-change religion and ushering in America’s Golden Age.” — EPA Administrator Lee ZeldinWant more food and health news?

3 weeks ago | organicauthority.com | Emily Monaco

On February 1, the White House announced that import tariffs would be levied on Canadian, Mexican, and Chinese goods imported into the United States1. The tariffs, have been positioned by President Donald Trump as a response to the threat of illegal immigrants, or “aliens”, and drugs “flowing into the country.” The import tariff rate will likely amount to 25 percent on North American goods and 10 percent on Chinese goods, although some exemptions may be announced April 2.

4 weeks ago | organicauthority.com | Emily Monaco

From the titanium oxide found in Hostess chocolate cupcakes to the potassium bromate found in some supermarket breads, American food is stuffed to the brim with potentially dangerous additives. But if Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has anything to say about it, this may soon be changing. This March, Kennedy told top food executives that he wants “the worst ingredients” out of food before the end of his time in office — if not sooner.

1 month ago | organicauthority.com | Staci Gulbin

About 30% of the human body contains the structural component collagen1. From our skin to our bones, muscles, and connective tissues, collagen helps give our body support and strength. Without enough collagen, our muscles and bones can weaken, and our skin starts to sag and wrinkle. This happens naturally as we age and our collagen stores start to diminish.  Collagen supplements have become popular because of their supposed ability to support anti-aging.