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What will be the public opinion on RFK Jr.'s food policy changes by mid-2025?
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HHS Secretary-elect RFK Jr. Vows to "End Mass Poisoning," Bring Back Tallow, Impacting McDonald's and Trump's Diet
Nov 17, 2024, 01:53 AM
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Secretary-elect of Health and Human Services, plans to overhaul U.S. food policies by targeting ultra-processed foods, pesticides, and additives he believes are "mass poisoning" Americans. He has expressed a desire to "bring back tallow," indicating an intention to reintroduce beef tallow in the preparation of foods like McDonald's french fries. Kennedy has remarked that he "cannot wait to eat McDonald's again" under these new changes. His plans could impact fast-food chains and even influence President Donald Trump's diet.
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