FMI praises House passage of bipartisan appropriations package with critical PBM reforms
These reforms are urgently needed, and the House has taken an important step.
These reforms are urgently needed, and the House has taken an important step.
These awards celebrate seven professionals whose influence and dedication have been gamechangers for the food industry.
“FMI applauds the inclusion of much-needed PBM reform measures in this legislative package that would ensure better care, lower costs and less red tape."
She will help the food industry modernize responsibly by bridging operations, innovation and policy.
By Peter Matz, Director of Food, Pharmacy and Health Policy at FMI – The Food Industry Association
Credit cards would not have to be reissued to implement this change.
The new Dietary Guidelines for Americans defines real food as whole, nutrient-dense, and naturally occurring, placing them back at the center of our diets.
FMI members remain committed to supporting the health and nutrition goals of all customers.
“The CPI numbers released today underscore the continued challenges grocery shoppers must navigate to get the most out of their grocery dollar. Nevertheless, they remain resilient and savvy in the face of these challenges."
“FMI is grateful and extremely pleased at President’s Trump’s actions to cut tariffs on a wide swathe of food and agriculture products."
When informed about the purpose and process of gene editing purchase intent rose across all categories tested: pork, eggs, tomatoes and bananas.
"We once again urge Congress to act immediately to restore government funding, provide clarity and food for families in need, and ensure that these vital programs remain dependable for those who have to rely on them to get them through a difficult time."
Three-day “big screen” event spotlights strategies for connecting food, nutrition and public trust.
FMI report shows consumers seek foodservice options for lunch and late afternoon.
“This revised proposal is critical to preventing the rule from unnecessarily driving up grocery prices."
To build on the momentum from Midwinter, FMI’s Government Relations Committee convened in Washington, D.C., in early March. The in-person meeting brought together food industry leaders for an in-depth policy planning session.