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A new index highlights how Tyson, Cargill, Coca-Cola, and others are largely failing to disclose what they spend on policy advocacy, donations, and research, and how their lobbying shapes public health and climate regulations.

Corporations face reckoning on transparency on eve of world food summit, an op-ed written by Lucy Martinez Sullivan.

Findings revealed that, despite the massive influence these corporations have on our health, economy, and the environment, there is very little publicly-available information about how they manipulate the political system to their advantage.

On the occasion of Juneteenth, a day commemorating the emancipation of those enslaved in the U.S., Feed the Truth’s staff and board are taking the opportunity to reflect upon, uplift, and recommit to how racial equity and the protection of Black lives is woven into the fabric of our work.

Burger giant celebrates returns as pressure mounts to raise wages, address health harms Today, on the heels of a national worker strike of McDonald’s employees, CEO Chris Kempczinski celebrated the corporation’s performance during a pandemic. As workers demanded a commitment to pay it' whole

My name is Terrence Wise and I am proud to be here representing Harrington Investments and introducing proxy item number 4TK, a proposal that would require McDonald’s to level with investors about the harms of its sugar-saturated products.

Good morning. My name is Lucy Martinez Sullivan. I am a resident of Washington D.C. and the Executive Director of Feed the Truth—a Washington D.C. based nonprofit organization that tracks and challenges the political power of the food industry and their efforts to put private profit above public

Feed the Truth, One Fair Wage, and Berkeley Media Studies Group discuss how when corporations don't pay a living wage, taxpayers and workers pick up the tab.

Good morning CEO Laguarta, trustees, and shareholders. My name is Dr. Yolandra Hancock. Thank you for the opportunity today to again on behalf of Harrington Investments, as last year, appeal for your support on proxy item #5: the issuance of a report on sugar and public health. With a “yes” vote, Pe

Soda giant comes under fire on voting rights, race, and public health. Pepsi’s annual meeting kicked-off with a lot of talk about “smiles.” Smiles for its workforce. Smiles for its customers. Smiles for the planet! And, most importantly, smiles for its investors. And indeed Pepsi grew by more than