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29.12.25 - 06:18
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Umweltminister Schneider will Verbot von Einweg-E-Zigaretten (DPA-AFX)
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BERLIN (dpa-AFX) - Wenn es nach Bundesumweltminister Carsten Schneider geht, werden Einweg-E-Zigaretten in Deutschland verboten. "Das ist meine ganz, ganz klare Präferenz", sagte der SPD-Politiker der Deutschen Presse-Agentur auf eine entsprechende Frage. ......
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28.12.25 - 17:18
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Umfrage: Mehr Probleme wegen teurer Lebensmittel (DPA-AFX)
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BERLIN (dpa-AFX) - Teure Lebensmittel bereiten laut einer Umfrage mehr Menschen Probleme als vor einem Jahr. Dass sie sich wegen gestiegener Preise beim Lebensmitteleinkauf einschränken müssen, gaben nun 45 Prozent an, wie die Befragung im Auftrag des ......
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27.12.25 - 21:42
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Junk Food Bans For SNAP Users In Some States Starting 2026: What To Know (ZeroHedge)
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Junk Food Bans For SNAP Users In Some States Starting 2026: What To Know
Authored by Sylvia Xu via The Epoch Times,
Americans using Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits to purchase groceries may need to adjust their shopping habits in 2026 as some states will prohibit the use of SNAP funds to purchase certain “junk foods.”
Also starting next year, states will have to shoulder a larger portion of the cost of running the program. In addition, states could lose funds if their payment error rate is too high.
Here is what to know about the overhaul of America's largest nutrition program.
Restrictions on Purchases in Some States
Eighteen states will restrict the purchase of certain foods lacking in nutritional value next year. The changes are being made under the banner of the Make America Healthy Again initiative launched by the Department of Health and Human Services. To institute the changes, the states had to submit and have approved a waiver of federal rules from the D...
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27.12.25 - 01:03
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Ultraprocessed Food Makers Respond To MAHA Amid Record Lobbying Effort (ZeroHedge)
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Ultraprocessed Food Makers Respond To MAHA Amid Record Lobbying Effort
For much of the past year, America's largest food manufacturers haven't been able to rebut Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s repeated claims that ultraprocessed foods are making Americans sick - something most Americans believe.
So instead of even trying to pretend their products are even the slightest bit healthy, the industry appears to have settled on a narrower counterargument; Yes, the food may be bad for you, but it's CHEAP! And in an era when grocery bills have become a political liability (and who cares about the long-term drag on the healthcare system), that may be defense enough.
Food companies are making the case as they seek to blunt a growing wave of state-level efforts to regulate ingredients commonly found in ultraprocessed products. Those efforts, encouraged by Kennedy's “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) movement, range from restrictions on synthetic dyes to warning labels for chemical additives. Indus...
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