The White House pushes healthy eating. It cut a landmark nutrition education program
The Trump administration has eliminated the SNAP-Ed program, a long-standing federal initiative that funded nutrition education and obesity prevention. Despite the administration's stated goal of improving national health, experts are concerned that cutting this program undermines efforts to promote healthy eating among low-income populations.
Wholesome eating is a central part of the Trump administration's efforts to Make America Healthy Again. But a landmark nutrition education program for recipients of federal food assistance and other low-income people will cease to exist within weeks after President Trump eliminated it last summer when he signed a massive Republican spending and tax bill .
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