Meat Institute to HHS/USDA: Dietary Guidelines for Americans should include Meat as Part of Healthy American Diet
WASHINGTON, DC – The Meat Institute called on the US Departments of Health and Human Services (HHS) and Agriculture (USDA) to include meat and poultry as part of a healthy American diet noting flaws and contradictions in the 2025 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee’s Scientific Report (Report).
Meat Institute Honors 2023 Health & Wellness Award Winners
North American Meat Institute Provides Oral Comments on the Scientific Report of the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee
WASHINGTON, DC - On behalf of the members of the North American Meat Institute (Meat Institute), Vice President of Regulatory and Scientific Programs Susan Backus provided comment during the U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Health and Human Services' Virtual Meeting on the Scientific Report of the Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee.
"The benefits of meat and poultry consumption as part of healthy, balanced dietary patterns cannot be overstated, especially in vulnerable population groups," Backus said.
Industry Leaders Strengthen Collaboration on Food Security
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: July 11, 2022
CONTACT: Sarah Little (443) 440-0029
WASHINGTON, DC - The North American Meat Institute's (NAMI or the Meat Institute) Executive Board voted unanimously late Friday to designate food security a non-competitive issue, strengthening industry-wide efforts to end hunger and ensure families in need have access to nutrient-dense meat.
Donation to Feeding America provides 200,000 meals
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: December 20, 2022
North American Meat Institute Honors Health and Wellness Award Winners
CONTACT: Casey Kammerle (610) 312-4428
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Trends To Watch Out For In Protein
As inflation continues to pressure households across the United States, the ability to spend money has shifted, especially as it relates to food. As a result, consumers continue to purchase food for at-home consumption. Inflation has also taken its toll on total food sales volume, but that doesn't mean shoppers are walking away.