When parents question the safety of the food they give to their children, it signals a critical issue. The trust in food safety is essential for public health.
Many shoppers, like those in a Manhattan grocery store seen on August 13, are increasingly worried about what they are buying. Concerns about the integrity of the food supply are causing alarm among families.
I am April McClain Delaney, writing for The Hill, a nonpartisan publication that focuses on government, politics, and business interactions.
Growing up in Buhl, Idaho, as the daughter of a farmer, I learned important lessons. My father, Thomas, who led the Potato Growers of Idaho, instilled in me that America’s food security is more than a phrase. It is integral to national security and public health.
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