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USDA knowingly purchases contaminated chicken it gives to nutrition assistance programs, including the National School Lunch Program.
USDA knowingly purchase contaminated chicken products for nutrition assistance programs, including the School Lunch Program.
AAP is an organization seeking to debunk the myths of “sustainable” aquaculture.
How he fish farming industry sold a false promise of saving the oceans
Farm Forward testifies to USDA bout the impact of dangerous levels of salmonella contamination in the US poultry industry.
Farm Forward, joined by Friends of the Earth, Earthjustice, and more than 30 allied organizations, filed a petition calling on USDA to make anaerobic digesters at industrial animal operations ineligible for funding from the Rural Energy for America Program (REAP).
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Climate and the EnvironmentThe factory farm gas industry—backed by major meat and dairy corporations—continues to thrive not because of market demand or climate benefits, but because of government-sponsored greenwashing. What was once sold as a climate solution is increasingly exposed as a thinly veiled subsidy to prop up industrial animal agriculture. And the latest boost comes courtesy of the so-called Big Beautiful Bill.
We were proud to play a part in federal legislation reintroduced today: the Enabling Farmer, Food worker, Environmental, and Climate Targets through Innovative, Values-aligned, and Equitable (EFFECTIVE) Food Procurement Act of 2025. Put forward by Senator Edward J. Markey (D-Mass) and Congresswoman Alma Adams (NC-12), this legislation would direct and support USDA to leverage billions of dollars to help build a more just, healthy, and sustainable food system.
Costco’s $4.99 rotisserie chicken is an American icon. However, behind the low price lies a hidden story of the company’s chronic salmonella contamination and animal welfare abuses.
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Animal Product LabelingCostco routinely violates salmonella contamination standards
This Thanksgiving, the cost of putting turkey on the table is going up, thanks not just to inflation or supply chain issues, but to the ongoing bird flu epidemic ravaging U.S. factory farms and the failure of both government and industry to control it.
Thanksgiving is supposed to be a time of warmth, gratitude, and home-cooked meals shared around the table—not a trip to the emergency room. Yet the turkey at the center of America’s favorite holiday may come with a hidden danger: salmonella.