And today, President Trump unveiling a trade framework with Vietnam. Joining us now is US Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins. Madam Secretary, thank you for joining us on on the big beautiful bill.The Farm Bureau came out in in support. I know there's there's a lot to like in it for farmers, crop insurance, expensing of farm equipment, but it also does cut the SNAP food stamps program, federal program. So, how does it all net out for agriculture.First of all, thanks so much for having me back. It's it's g ...

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Core Viewpoint - The Hershey Company announced plans to remove all artificial food dyes from its snacks and candies by the end of 2027, which has positively impacted its stock performance and mitigated regulatory risks [2][4]. Group 1: Company Announcement - Hershey plans to eliminate artificial food dyes from its products by the end of 2027, aligning with consumer preferences for healthier options [2]. - The decision follows increased scrutiny on synthetic dyes from regulatory bodies and state-level initiatives to ban or label such dyes [2]. Group 2: Market Reaction - Hershey's stock rallied 6.8% on the announcement, indicating positive investor sentiment and a potential rotation in market sectors [1]. - The removal of artificial dyes is seen as a risk mitigation strategy, enhancing the safety of Hershey's 3.3% dividend amidst regulatory uncertainties [4].

imagine walking into a shop. The shelves are empty. No vegetables, no bread, no fruit.The land that once grew our food has turned to dust. Farmers have abandoned their fields. What was once green and thriving is now barren and lifeless.This isn't some dystopian future hundreds of years from now. If we don't change something, studies show that within 60 years, our soils will be too depleted to grow food. That's within our children's lifetimes.No soil, no food. No soil, no future. And yet we treat soil as if ...

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Sainsbury’s sales rose more than expected in what it called a positive start to the year, as food inflation accelerates across the UK https://t.co/CTOj9RWFNH ...

I know you had an amendment on on the floor. Tell us about it. Tell us about what was what is important in that amendment, right? So, my amendment was about what the Republicans have done to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. And let me just remind everyone, that's that little agency that has forced giant banks and giant finance companies to return more than 20 billion dollar directly to 203 million people across this country, very popular. And the Republicans, they've actually taken a couple of cuts ...

Senator Schiff, thank you very much for making the time uh to join us. I know that it was your amendment that was just on the floor. Uh it was your amendment to guarantee food assistance uh be continued uh for families with children under 12. And every Republican in the Senate, 53 of them, voted against your amendment to guarantee nutritional support for children under 12 in this country.Did you think you had a chance of at least peeling off a few Republicans on this one. I did think there was a chance of p ...

What does it mean for motans. Uh, this bill, it's a nightmare like every other state. One out of two people in my state is on Medicaid if they're in assisted living.So, think about that. So, this they are literally giving tax cuts to the wealthiest, $400,000 tax cut to multi-millionaires on the backs of people in assisted living, kids who are getting kicked off of food assistance. And it is, as just pointed out correctly, over $4 trillion in debt, which is going to mean increased mortgage rates.It's going t ...