A U.S. Senator from Wisconsin wants to protect the dairy category in the Biden administration’s upcoming updates to the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. Tammy Baldwin tells Brownfield she wants any changes to the DGA to be science-based. “I want to make sure that they don’t group non-dairy products along with dairy in those guidelines,” she […]
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