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Support a Soft Drink Tax in Kansas
Urge Kansas state Senators to support SB 567, a bill that would place a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages.
Support Philadelphia's New Soft-Drink-Tax Bill
Support legislation that would raise substantial, new revenue for Philadelphia by placing a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages.
Don't Leave Kids with an Empty Plate!
Congress has a lot on its plate this legislative session, but it needs to address what's on kids' plates now!
Help Stop Junk-Food Marketing to Kids!
Urge the Interagency Working Group to release recommendations on food marketing to kids.
NY Residents: We've got one more shot at the soft-drink tax!
Show your support for a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages to help fight obesity and reduce health care costs in New York!
Pass Food-Safety Reform Now!
Urge the Senate to bring the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act to a vote and reform our broken food-safety system.
Please Urge Congress to Make Child Nutrition a Priority
Urge policymakers to fund school nutrition programs to improve children's health.
Retire Ronald McDonald
For 50 long years, Ronald McDonald has been encouraging America's children (and parents) to go to McDonald's and eat more of those foods that we should be eating less of: namely, burgers, fries, white bread, and soda.
Support a Soft Drink Tax in Colorado
Urge Your Senators to support HB 1191, eliminating existing tax breaks for soft drink companies in Colorado.
Support a Soft Drink Tax in New Mexico
A tax on soft drinks would help reduce obesity and raise revenue for the state's health-care system.
Support a Soft Drink Tax in Philadelphia
Urge Mayor Nutter to support a tax on soft drinks to help reduce obesity, improve public health and raise revenue for Philadelphia.
Support a Soft-Drink Tax for California's Children
Urge members of California's Senate Committee on Revenue and Taxation to support SB 1210, a bill that would raise $1.5 billion annually for efforts to prevent childhood obesity by placing a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages.
Support a Soft-Drink Tax for D.C.'s Children
Contact your D.C. council members today and urge them to approve a soft-drink tax to finance the D.C. Healthy Schools Act.
Support a Soft-Drink Tax in New York
The time to act is now! Contact your state legislators and urge them to include a sugar-sweetened-beverage tax in this year's budget.
Support a Soft-Drink Tax in New York's Budget
A soft-drink tax has not yet been included in the Senate or Assembly versions of New York's budget bill, and lawmakers will soon return from their legislative break to vote on the measure.
Support Healthy Foods in DC Schools!
Urge Councilmembers to vote YES on DC Healthy Schools Act
Support Improved Soft-Drink Taxes in Rhode Island!
Support Improved Soft-Drink Taxes in Rhode Island!
Support NYC's Proposed Restaurant Letter Grading
The restaurant industry is fighting hard to weaken the proposal, so we need your support. Contact the NYC Health Department today!
Urge the House to Improve School Foods
Please ask your U.S. Representative to make the renewal of the child nutrition programs a top priority.
Urge the Senate to Vote on Child Nutrition Now
We need your help to urge the Senate to renew, improve, and fund the school nutrition programs.
WA Residents: Support a Soft Drink Tax to Help Prevent Childhood Obesity
Governor Christine Gregoire proposed an excise tax on sugar-sweetened beverages that would raise approximately $156 million a year to help balance the budget and fight obesity in the state.

 

The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) is a consumer-advocacy organization, with offices in Washington, D.C. and Ottawa, that focuses on health and nutrition issues.

CSPI is best-known for advocating healthier diets, preventing food poisoning, obtaining comphrehensive nutrition labeling of packaged foods and warning labels on alcoholic beverages, and exposing the nutrition content of restaurant foods.

 

 

In working to ensure that science is used in the public interest, CSPI also has vigorous programs on corporate influences on science, agricultural biotechnology, marketing alcohol and junk food to kids, and the impact of our diets on the environment.

 

 

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