Let Feds Have Their Meat and Veggies Too, Lawmakers Tell Biden
The government should set an example by making sure healthier and more sustainable entrees are available at its facilities, House members say.
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The government should set an example by making sure healthier and more sustainable entrees are available at its facilities, House members say.
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Apr 26, 2021 Max Armstrong reports on a bill from Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, that would prohibit federal agencies from establishing policies that would prohibit eating meat by employees. Ernst has proposed the TASTEE Act for Telling Agencies to Stop Tweaking what Employees Eat Act – pushing back on groups that aiming to reduce meat consumption. Farm Progress America is a daily look at key issues in agriculture. It is produced and presented by Max Armstrong, veteran farm broadcaster and host of This Week in Agribusiness. Photo: Steve Pope, stringer, Getty Images
TASTEE Act prohibits government from mandating Meatless Mondays or limiting meat for government employees. Iowa Republican Sen. Joni Ernst is pushing back against what she called the Left’s “War on Meat” and “Meatless Mondays” with new legislation. The TASTEE Act – or the Telling Agencies to Stop Tweaking What Employees Eat Act of 2021 – would prohibit federal agencies from establishing policies that ban serving meat for employees. Growing up on a rural family farm in southwest Iowa, Ernst recalls the work was tough—and not always pretty. “My family took extraordinary...