Big Food Readies New Strategy Against RFK Jr. Push in States

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Health Secretary, has been actively campaigning across the United States, encouraging Republican governors to enact laws to enhance their state's food supply. This initiative has drawn the attention of major food corporations, who are now preparing a new strategy to counter Kennedy's push in various states. The article suggests that the "Big Food" industry is concerned about the potential impact of these state-level regulations on their business operations. They are reportedly working on a coordinated response to address Kennedy's efforts, though the specific details of their strategy are not yet clear. The article highlights the ongoing tension between public health advocates, like Kennedy, and the powerful food industry, which is seeking to maintain its influence and protect its interests. This issue is likely to continue to be a topic of debate and policy discussions at the state level in the coming months.