A recent survey by the Pew Research Center asked Americans about their opinions regarding the science behind food and health recommendations and their findings are quite interesting. We know that the U.S. public is constantly exposed to nutrition news stories with approximately 66% of Americans hearing about or reading articles related to health and food every single day. However, about half of the population feels that many studies contradict prior reports some of the time –

With impending changes in the political climate, many people have been asking what this means for the future of food policy. Do political leanings dictate views on controversial food issues like organic produce and genetically modified foods? Who do Americans trust when it comes to food science and the policies that develop from research studies? Well, the Pew Research Center recently conducted a nationally representative survey of 1,480 adults in the United States asking Ame