EXCLUSIVE: Vast Majority Of Americans Support National MAHA-Backed Food Labeling, Poll Finds

With a new call for a uniform national standard for ingredient transparency, over 80% of swing district voters believe ingredient regulation and labeling should be handled nationally rather than state-by-state, according to a new poll first obtained by the 🏢Daily Caller News Foundation.

A new non-profit group, Americans for Ingredient Transparency (AFIT), announced Tuesday its push to support a government-established national standard for ingredient transparency, applying “consistent, science- and risk-based principles to give Americans everywhere confidence in the safety of their foods, beverages, and personal care products.” A poll conducted by Fabrizio Ward reveals that among 1,000 registered voters in 28 of the most competitive House districts, 87% surveyed support the idea of national ingredient regulation and labeling, a core effort of the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement.

“There is broad, bipartisan support for a nationwide standard of MAHA policies that take a new approach to regulating ingredients and requiring more transparency when it comes to products’ nutritional content and ingredients,” Republican pollsters Tony Fabrizio and Bob Ward said in a memo shared with the DCNF. “Supporting these policies at the national level is politically powerful.”

According to the polling data, 54% of respondents believe having “one clear national standard is very important,” with support rising to nearly 60% among Trump supporters.

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