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NYC Food Policy Watch

Original Center stories, news, and research studies

for the week of October 26, 2016

Food Policy Center Original Content

Are School Gardens Here to Stay?

The Doe Fund: NYC Food Based Community Organization Spotlight

Slovenia School Nutrition Law: Urban Food Policy Snapshot

Food Policy & Practice News

Good News for the Hungry City (NY Times)

Food Industry Goes Beyond Looks to Fight Waste (NY Times)

Should the Food Industry Sneak Vegetables Into Food? (NY Times)

UN Expert: Junk Food Is A Human Rights Concern (Associated Press)

Did Slaves Produce Your Food? (Civil Eats)

Trick Or Treat? Critics Blast Big Soda's Efforts To Fend Off Taxes (NPR Salt)

Rethinking nutrition policy in developing countries (Food Politics)

The One Thing Obama Could Have Done to Fix Food-But Didn't (Mother Jones)

Wrangling the Climate Impact of California Dairy (Civil Eats)

The Grand, Unfinished Task Of Chronicling How America Eats (NPR Salt)

Can Craft Butcher Shops Help Transform the Meat Industry? (Civil Eats)

When Adequate Food Is What the Doctor Prescribes (The Wall Street Journal)

Food Policy & Practice Journal Research

The Role of the Public Private Partnership in Food Fraud Prevention-includes implementing the Strategy (Current Opinion in Food Science)

Fast-food calorie labeling unlikely to encourage healthy eating, finds NYU study (Journal of Public Policy and Marketing)

How food affects political regimes (WAPOR Regional Conference: Survey Research and the Study of Social and Cultural Change)

Focusing on pleasure of eating makes people choose smaller portions (Journal of Marketing Research)

Bringing the immigrant back into the sociology of taste (Appetite)

What a Waste! Exploring the Human Reality of Food Waste from the Store Manager's Perspective (Journal of Public Policy and Marketing)

How sweet it is: Artificial sweeteners in blood (Toxicology and Environmental Chemistry)

NYC Food Policy Center Events

Friday, November 4th, 2016. The Power of Community Gardens in New York City, 8:30 am-10:15 am. Location: Hunter College, Silberman Building, Second floor auditorium, 2180 Third Avenue at 119th Street. RSVP Here >>>

Wednesday, November 9th, 2016. The Impact of Pesticides on Human and Environmental Health, 8:30 am-10:15 am. L ocation: Hunter College, Silberman Building, Second floor auditorium, 2180 Third Avenue at 119th Street RSVP Here >>>

Monday, November 14th, 2016. Food and Health Technology Breakfast Seminar, 8:30 am-10:15 am. L ovation: Hunter College, Silberman Building, Second floor auditorium, 2180 Third Avenue at 119th Street (RSVP to come)

NYC FPC Food Photo Friday Contest

The Center is excited to announce our Food Photo Friday project. Our new project seeks to use photos of food policy in action throughout New York City to be a catalyst for food system change.

Please click here for more details and email us your photos of food policy in action to [log in to unmask] with the subject title: Food Photo Friday.

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