Lesser Americans more than ever in food safety regulations: Gallup
Confidence in the government’s ability to ensure the safety of food in the United States has reached a new decrease – a significant decrease in lack of confidence among Democrats, according to a poll issued on Monday.
Gallup’s latest survey of consumer customs found that 53 percent of Americans said they had at least a “fair amount” of belief in federal organizers who maintain safe food supplies.
Confidence was about 70 percent from 2007 to 2019, based on the previous results of Gallup, but it decreased to less than 60 percent for the first time last year and continued to decline.
Another poll found that confidence between the Republicans in the government’s ability to maintain food safety is 41 percent from last year to this year after President Trump returned to the White House, but confidence fell between Democrats.
About 74 percent of Democrats expressed their confidence in the supervision of federal food safety in 2024, compared to 48 percent this year.
The Minister of Health and Humanitarian Services, Robert F. Kennedy Junior Food strongly as part of his repair of federal health care initiatives, but discounts in a sweeping budget throughout the federal government have sparked additional concerns in the FDA. Officials confirmed that any of the discounts affected the number of inspectors or other food organizations.
The Associated Press reported in April that the FDA (FDA) was struggling for years to increase inspections after the Covid-19 pandemic and that external contractors were appointed to fill some of the inspector’s roles, the Associated Press reported in April.
The FDA (FDA), which has issued about 100 safety and recalling of food this year based on the active database of the agency, drafted a letter to the food industry leaders last month urging better communication about the safety of the product.
“In Food and Drug Administration (FDA), we believe that radical transparency in food and nutritional safety is the key to reducing diseases that are transmitted by food and chronic diseases, which puts a strong basis for lifelong health,” wrote the FDA Commissioner (FDA) in the memorandum, and highlights specifically on concerns about chemical pollutants in foods for infants and hatred.
The Gallup 1,002 poll from adults from 7 to 21 July in all US states and Colombia’s province and had a mistake of 4 degrees Celsius.
