The Produce Reporter Week in Review May 30, 2025

Pamela Riemenschneider returns to Week in Review to discuss the MAHA Report, tariffs in the produce department, and a cheeky new diet.

Greg Johnson
May 30, 2025
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The Produce Reporter Week in Review May 30, 2025

Pamela Riemenschneider returns to Week in Review to discuss the Make America Healthy Again Commission Report, tariffs in the produce department, and a cheeky new diet.

White House releases Make America Healthy Again Commission Report

IFPA urges focus on produce in response to MAHA report

The next steps for the MAHA Commission

Increase consumption through motivation not education

Walmart to start raising prices due to tariffs

Profane diet heavy on produce gains trademark

Greg Johnson is Vice President of Media for Blue Book Services

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